She called the office number, looking for an employee; at first she just gave her name and asked for an employee. I asked her who she was, or where she was calling from: "Retrieval Mediation." She said she needed a fax number so she could send over a very important legal document. It sounded serious enough that I provided the employee's cellphone number, as I hoped he might know what she was talking about better than I did. Afterwards, upon googling Retrieval Mediation, I found that it appears to be a scam. The caller ID came up as "Le Sueur, MN," but the woman had a southern accent (I guess I didn't question it more because I figured she might've been a transplant).
She called the office number, looking for an employee; at first she just gave her name and asked for an employee. I asked her who she was, or where she was calling from: "Retrieval Mediation." She said she needed a fax number so she could send over a very important legal document. It sounded serious enough that I provided the employee's cellphone number, as I hoped he might know what she was talking about better than I did. Afterwards, upon googling Retrieval Mediation, I found that it appears to be a scam. The caller ID came up as "Le Sueur, MN," but the woman had a southern accent (I guess I didn't question it more because I figured she might've been a transplant).
Caller type: Scammer
Caller: Taylor Richardson
Company: Retrieval mediation
Number: 507-262-2399
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