Block the number and never call back. The voicemail uses a fake "processing center" and a generic name, usually Kayla, to sound official, but no legitimate organization is ever identified. Treat any request for personal or financial details as spam and report the call to the FTC and your phone carrier. Recognize that the caller ID often shows a spoofed local number, a classic spoofing tactic to lower your guard. Delete the message, add the offending number to your block list, and educate others who might be vulnerable. Staying skeptical and refusing to engage are the quickest ways to avoid falling for this scam.
A voicemail was left by someone claiming to be 'Kayla with the processing center', stating I had an incomplete loan forgiveness application, which I knew to be a scam as I have no loans and have never applied for such a program
A call was received from an individual claiming to be Kayla from a processing center, but the company name was not provided, and the number given was different from the one used to make the call
although i do have recent college loans and was intrested in a loan forgivness program, i beleive this to be a scam for several reasons
Upon receiving the 'Kayla' call, it became apparent that it was a scam, prompting me to report it to my state's Attorney General office.
After verifying with FedLoan, it was confirmed that the number 716-571-0006 is indeed a scam, as it claimed to be a legitimate caller ID from Arkansas but left a voicemail message from 'Kayla' referencing an Iowa number.
A similar experience involved a voicemail regarding an incomplete student loan application, but without disclosing a company name, which aligns with the scam alerts shared by others.
Similarly, i recieved a recorded call from a local number, with a message about "Kayla, student loan forgiveness", but i have never had student loans, and i wish there was a way to stop these scammers from spoofing phone numbers, it would be nice to see them held accountable for this garbage.
Apparently, attempting to enroll someone in a student loan forgiveness program can be considered a sales tactic, which I found surprising. :-)
This call should be reported to the DNC because they are trying to sell a service
It's worth noting that the DNC list is only applicable to legitimate telemarketers who purchase it, and it does not function as a call blocker
A solicitor claiming to represent a student loan company has been calling, falsely stating that I have a loan, which is not only annoying but also disturbing, especially since I'm on the national do not call list and do not qualify for such loans.
A fake representative from the processing department contacted me via a different number, instructing me to call this one regarding a nonexistent student loan forgiveness application. It's clearly a scam, as I've never applied for such a thing.
A call back to the 716 number revealed a claim of a loan forgiveness program, but the caller hung up when I stated I had no loan.
A representative from the Student Loan Processing Center, claiming to be Kayla, contacted me regarding an incomplete student loan application
A call from a different number claimed I had an unfinished student loan forgiveness application, urging me to contact them before repayments started; however, this seemed like a complete scam, especially since I haven't had any student loans in years.
A call from Kayla claiming my student loan forgiveness was incomplete turned out to be a scam after verifying the number online.
A scam call from 'Kayla' attempted to deceive me with a loan forgiveness scam
I received three calls in a row from this number, with the caller claiming to be Kayla from a processing center. She stated that I hadn't completed my application for the student loan forgiveness program, but I don't have any student loan debt.
On March 28, 2022, a call was received from an unrecognized number, and a woman left a voicemail regarding allegedly missing information from my student loan paperwork, which raised suspicions since the letter had been mailed just three days prior.
The caller ID showed a different number, with a voicemail about a student loan forgiveness application, but it seemed like a scam with no legitimate company or name provided.
Today, I got a call from this number, and the message left was regarding a student loan, but the callback number was different; it's frustrating that scammers target people like this.
Similar experiance to Ricky on 3/28, diffrent incoming number of 504.618.8116, obviusly a fradulent attempt.
A call was received from 606 357-3268, with the caller, Kayla, stating that the recipient needed to complete a student loan forgiveness application and should call back 716 571-0006 as soon as possible due to the first-come, first-served nature of the benefits.
I recieved a call from this number a few days ago, they claimes to be from a loan procesing center, but its a scam
A message was left claiming that a student loan forgiveness application was incomplete and required immediate attention, but the company and caller's name were not provided.
A message was left about an alleged student loan forgiveness program, though my loans were paid off years ago, and no specific company or program was mentioned.
A person cald claiming to be from a student loan processing center, but they didnt give me a company name and cald a privite number we dont give out
This number is associated with a student loan forgiveness scam.
