Absolute smart - ass , tried the BS on me straight away , I said I know who you are , I don’t owe anything. I said ring my door bell again and I’ll call the police

I got a business card. It was in my mail box.

Put my name on the top line of the card
On the next line says
“Could you please call, ALEX TAYLOR 0412 884 899”
The bottom line
“Time attended 4:30pm Date 8/6/23”

Seems to be doesn’t need to call him

Caller: ALEX TAYLOR 0412 884 899

ALEX TAYLOR 0412 884 899 appears to be a process server.

In NSW, a process server is an individual who delivers legal documents to a person or organisation involved in a court case, ensuring that the recipient is officially notified. They are knowledgeable about legal requirements, deliver documents such as summonses, subpoenas, and divorce papers, and provide proof of service, typically through an affidavit — a sworn statement.

Key responsibilities
Delivering legal documents: Hand-delivering a variety of official paperwork, including divorce papers, eviction notices, and bankruptcy petitions, to defendants, plaintiffs, or witnesses.
Adhering to legal protocols: Following strict jurisdictional rules for delivery, which can include verifying identity and completing service affidavits to prove delivery.
Locating recipients: Finding individuals who are avoiding service by using public records, databases, and surveillance.
Ensuring proper service: Even if a person refuses to accept a document, a process server can still serve them legally by following specific procedures.

Caller: ALEX TAYLOR

Appears to use the pretext of "Risk and Security Management" as if there was something wrong with your property. This is a bait to make you call him back. The fact that he left a card and asked you to call back will likely appear in an affidavit of service and is likely to be produced in court to obtain what is called "substituted service".

Caller: ALEX TAYLOR

ALEX TAYLOR 0412 884 899 appears to be a PROCESS SERVER.

A process server is a person who officially delivers legal documents to individuals or corporations, such as court summons, subpoenas, and other legal notices. They ensure the documents are served correctly, provide proof of service (like an affidavit), and can help with locating individuals if needed. Process servers understand the legal requirements for proper delivery and can help avoid delays in court proceedings.

They:
1. Serve legal documents: They deliver a wide range of documents, including court summons, subpoenas, eviction notices, divorce papers, and complaints.
2. Ensure legal compliance: They are knowledgeable about the laws regarding process serving and make sure documents are delivered in a way that is compliant with court rules.
3. Provide proof of service: After a document is served, they provide an official document, such as an affidavit, to confirm the delivery occurred.
4. Locate individuals: If a recipient is difficult to find, a process server has the skills and resources to locate them to ensure they are served.

In many legal matters, there has to be "personal service".

Under NSW law, personal service is the most direct method of delivering court documents to a person by handing them a copy of the document. It can be achieved by giving the document directly to the person, or if they don't accept it, by placing it down in their presence and informing them of its nature. This is a specific form of service and differs from "ordinary service," which includes other methods like mail or email. It is likely similar in other states.

Personal service is by:
1. Direct Handover: The server gives a copy of the document to the person to be served, after confirming their identity.
2. If the document is not accepted: The server can put the document down in the person's presence and tell them what the document is.
3. Special circumstances: If the server is prevented from getting close by violence or the threat of violence, personal service can be effected by leaving the document as near as practicable to the person

Caller: 0412 884 899

Missed two consecutive calls from this number so texted back asking who this was. He knew my legal name and said “You don’t know me. My name is Alex Taylor. I have a document to deliver to “my legal name”.

Seemed shady so looked it up here. Sounds shady and fake to me!

Caller: Risk and Security management Alex

Phoned my mobile. Said its a private matter. Phoned back and didn't answer. Looked up his number- here we are. Don't answer this bloke

I just received the same thing, did you find out who it was

Who is he/they actually? Had someone turn up today with this card and number.

Left a note. Debt collector.

I returned a call from 0412 884 899 but the voicemail didn't mention the company name

Rang back. Process server debt collector who would have no need to call me or act for anyone who would.
Typical rude approach.,.

Debt Collector

I called back the number 0412 884 899 and the guy on the other line did not mention the company name