Surprisingly, the same vague urgency you hear in many robocalls shows up in the +17047058555 messages, which repeatedly mention a “SOCA” or “Zoca Loans” account that doesn’t exist. The safest move is to let the voicemail sit, avoid calling back, and never share personal info. If the call claims to be a debt collector, request a written validation letter before taking any action. Block the number on your phone, report it to the FTC / FCC, and consider a call‑filtering app. Remember, legitimate lenders will use official channels, not high‑pressure scripts or foreign‑accented operators.
After checking the whois on Zoca Loans, it seem that there are other company names in that suite, including 777 Partners, and i cant find any informations about virtual offices
It appears that multiple entities are using the same suite number, which suggests a virtual office setup.
Doubts have been raised regarding the credibility of this number, allegedly linked to 777 Partners with substantial office space.
Upon investigation, it appears that the office associated with this number is a virtual one, with multiple individuals listed, including a lawyer.
Companies that don't disclose their physical address or actual company name on their website raise concerns, and a certified letter demanding they cease calls may be necessary, as suggested by information from the Florida Dept. of State.
This number is associated with Zoca Loans, a company that has been sending emails and making calls regarding a supposedly outstanding debt, despite the loan having been paid off
Zoca Loans has been calling about allegedly past-due loan payments, but it has been discovered that they are not authorized to lend in NC.
Numerous calls have been made by Zoca Loans regarding overdue loan payments.
Its actually Zoca Loans, I used them befor and I guess I forgot to pay them back, LOL, but honestly, they are not that bad to deal with if you need a payday loan.
When I picked up the phone, there was a pause before a woman with an accent asked for me by name, claiming to be from an organization called SOCA or possibly Social, and requested my email address before I ended the call.
I've been inundated with voicemails from this number, with up to five messages waiting for me when I turn on my phone in the morning.
This is definatly a scam, and the lady has a foriegn accent, wich is usualy an indicater of a scam.
I got a voicemail from this number, but it sounded fake, so i didnt bother to call back
Apparently, the caller ID indicates Charlotte, NC, but I dont know nobody from that area, the voicemail message says that I need to contact them before 8pm eastern standard time becouse it's urgent, but I'm skeptical