Caller: Steven Walters Law office

Female voice with accent called and left voice message, stating a name that does not exist, and asks to call.

I am getting the exact same messages on my phone saying their a lawyer for Steven Walters

this number is really annoying. Keep claiming that I have a debt that does not exist. Report them to consumer Ontario

I got a call from this number and she told me she was in Cambridge Ontario, and I could either mail or drop off the money to her personally, but I had to do it by the end of the week. I said I would go pay the hospital, and she said I wasn't allowed to do that. I do owe for a ambulance, but it wasn't that long ago that I should be in collections for it.

this office called my best friend in bc i live in ontario it was a woman claiming to be from a lay office looking for apparently a male version of me with my same name. how in the hell they got my best friends home phone nimber seeing as I dont even have that is beyond me we both reported it to our local police and were informed yes this is fishy and police will now be investigating it on our behalf

Have you personally dealt with Stephen Walters8 Main Street EastHamilton,OntarioL8N 1E8(905) 296-3537I as I am sure many others to this site would be very interested in hearing how things went at your meeting.Any comments?

I've had about 4 calls from this number now...I always say that I'm not available and offer to take a message. Then when I call back I get voicemail.It's a woman who's hard to understand claiming to work for Stephen Walters.

After doing a bit of research, I found the website.  It provides no info, but address and phone.

http://business-law.biz/

Remember, if the firm is acting as a debt collector, they ned to show you 1) proof that they have the debt legally 2) they are licensed to act as a debt collector in Ontario 3) that the person you are speaking to is a licensed debt collector in Ontario.  Once they have sent you all the info, as for all documentation they have on you, you are entitled to that.

After that, go through it with a fine toothed comb, and any mistake can potentially negate their claim.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4924865_deal-collecti ... l#ixzz14tX0iUbq

The ionformation that you have provided is marginally true.  Furthermore, no lawyer will sue you if you do not have 'real property'.  There would be little recourse to collect on the settlement.  I would counsel persons not to feel compelled to pay if they cannot.

Got a call looking for Raymond and left the number to return call. I returned call got voice mail. If this is a debt collector, he got the wrong name. I have zero debt. Got to be a scam.