Late last week, a voicemail landed in a user's inbox claiming to be Susan Wilson discussing a small business loan they never applied for. The message arrived without an incoming ring, a hallmark of many voicemail‑only scams that aim to bypass call‑screening tools. Callers often use familiar‑sounding names and reference government programs like the SBA to appear legitimate. Never share personal or financial details in response, and independently verify any alleged loan or debt through official channels. If the call feels off, block the number, report it to your carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the FTC.
A call was received asking for the recipient's son regarding private business, which was not appreciated.
My phone didnt even ring, but the voicemail said somthing about Susan Wilson and my SBA, which i dont have or want
A message was deposited directly into my voicemail from a 'Susan Wilson', discussing the terms of a small business loan that I do not have, with the caller's number not being available.
