John Swanson and Randy Newberg or Newburg Randy Newberg is a from a supposed law firm called Franklin and Ruggiero and John Swanson who is a supposed process server Internet, Internet

I was out sick from work yesterday, but working from home.  I got an email from my boss that some guy said he needed to server herself and I court summons.  She asked him what it was about and he said he couldn't say, but gave her a number she could call.  She asked if she could have her summons and he said he'd rather come back tomorrow - all of this on the phone.  So, I called the number he gave her, 716-381-9879 (Buffalo, NY). and Randy Newberg answered.  He said I owed a debt.  I asked who the company was and he was confused and said his company purchased the debt.  I asked from who?  He gave me Cash Yes and Cash Jar and said I borrowed $350 from them on May 7, 2010.  I said, well, I've never heard of those companies before and if this is legit, then I have proof of payment for any payday loans I took out.  He said, then just show them in court.  I said, I don't want to go to court and I don't understand why my boss would have to go to court.  He said, she just needs to tell them she had nothing to do with it.  I said, ok, I'll wait until tomorrow when I get served.  

This morning I checked my voicemail and got a call from John Swanson at 214-218-7421 (Grand Prairie, TX) saying he was across the street and had a court summons for myself and my boss.  I know the law and process servers just go and serve papers, they don't call first.  If they do, it's to verify the address. I checked with my boss and our office manager and no one came up, just called.  Also, check out the website www.franklinandruggiero.com  There's no phone number or address, just a contact me form.  For a "legit" law firm, this is a terrible website. 

I don't know who these two guys are and what type of scam they are trying to pull, but I filed with the FTC, my Attorney General, put an alert on my credit report and complained to the Better Business Bureau.  So, if they do try to "come back", which they haven't, I can call their bluff.