Richard Boyce emailing me information with my SS number internet

I would suggest you file a complaint with your attorney general consumer protection division.

Another agency you can file a complaint is with Consumer financial protection bureau .  U.S government.  search on the bold type.

I filed a complaint.  It was resolved quickly.  In closing its a scam.

DO NOT SEND THEM MONEY OR GIVE YOUR BANKING INFORMATION. 

Good luck to you.

tom

A popular scam right now is so-called debt collectors, many of whom are overseas, who email, write or call and make threats to try to scare innocent people into sending them money.  Your SSN number and other personal information is easily and cheaply purchased from various sources by these scam artists.

You can ignore this person or you can email them back that you are reporting them to the FBI, the Attorney General's office, the FTC, etc and THEN DO IT! The scammer will soon leave you alone and go on to the next victim, once they see you aren't that stupid to fall for their scam. You could even have fun with the scammer and tell him to call you at work to discuss the matter, but then give him the phone number to your local police department or to the FBI.

 Do NOT send this scammer any money for any reason! When people stop falling for this BS, these scammers will stop messing with people.