?Ever wondered why calls from +12015791847 keep surfacing with the same student‑loan script? The pattern points to a classic loan‑forgiveness scam that uses urgent language, fake pre‑approval offers, and a callback number ending in 1847. Hang up immediately, block the number, and never share personal info. Report the call to the FTC and your phone carrier’s spam‑filter service. If you’re truly concerned about federal loans, contact the official student aid website directly. Avoid clicking any links, and don’t return the call—legitimate agencies never ask for payment or personal data over an unsolicited ring.
A recent call involved a woman claiming to be 'David' from student support, contacting me about prequalified repayment options for my federal student loans, offering a loan discharge or forgiveness program, with the urgency to discuss before my status expires.
A prerecorded message from Sarah with student support discussed federal student loans and repayment options, providing a callback number.
Following a call about student loans, which I don't have, the same number was left as a callback option, but I'll be ignoring it too, as it appears to be a scam and I block at least one similar caller weekly
Regarding my federal student loans, I received a call from 855-917-0377, claiming I prequalified for repayment options, including possible loan discharge or forgiveness programs, and they requested a callback before my status expires, otherwise, I can opt out by calling 201-579-1847
I recived a call about eligibilty for federal student loans, which is intresting since i dont have any, the number that cald was
A call was received, but it went straight to voicemail with a shortened message about student loans.
