My social security number is in the wrong hands, what do I do?

I am not sure who else I can talk to my wife received a very distressing phone call yesterday. The man had a very thick Indian accent. He first left two messages which I have on recording. They were telling her to have our lawyer contact them because of her defaulting on some kind of a payday loan in the amount of 2,586.00. He told her in the mesage that she had better not deisregard this message or else she would be in serious trouble as the situation unfolds on her. I am not sure if they are a legitimate business or lawfirm. However, judging from what I have experienced, he stated several flaws in his intentions to collect this so called debt. He did give her his name as Spencer Reese. He said that he is with F.A.A. Lawfirm and they were suing her for defrauding a payday loan. They had also said that if she did not come to court that Federal Agents from California. We live in Arkansas. I am just wondering if I provided a phone number if there was anything that I could do to shut these guys down? Please tell me where my position should be on this?

Eddie, I would suggest you look up the firm on the Internet and see if they actually exist. If so, call them directly (no 800 numbers.) There's probably no Spencer Reese and possibly no such law firm. Contact the Arkansas Attorney General's office to make a complaint. In any event, I'd doubt that federal agents will be popping up at your door to collect a debt. It's not like you embezzled a million dollars from the Federal Reserve.