Many callers note that calling back the original number only leads to a busy signal, which feels odd today. The repeated voicemail starts with a generic "000" intro and mentions student loans, a hallmark of a scam that tries to sound official. Student Support or similar names are often used to lend credibility, but the message is a pre‑recorded lure. Avoid returning the call, never share personal or financial details, and verify any loan information directly with your lender or a known government site. Block the offending number, report it to the FTC, and consider using a call‑filtering app to stop future attempts.
These calls and messages are persistent, sounding quite convincing in the voicemail, thanks for the warnings
A question about having a student loan was posed by the caller.
All American Education is the company that contacted me as well.
I received the same message, and I appreciate your feedback.
The message on the voicemail started with "000", which mean's it's definitly a recording, I guess
It's definately a scam, same voicemail as the other ones
Recently, i recieved the same call and message too.
After trying to call back, I only got a busy signal, which is unusual, the original number that called me was also a busy signal, quite odd.
