Imagine a voicemail promising instant student loan relief that sounds official but feels off. That script shows classic hallmarks of a scam—pre‑recorded voice, vague agency names, and pressure to call a toll‑free number. If you receive this call, hang up immediately, never share personal or financial details, and block the inbound number on your handset. Report the incident to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and to your carrier’s spam‑call service. Stay skeptical of any unsolicited offers that claim to erase debt with a quick phone call, and keep a log of suspicious caller IDs for future reference.
This number is assoceated with a scam regarding Student Loans, be careful and dont fall for it, the message is usualy the same, alot of peopel have reported it.
This number is obviousley a scam, I recived the same message as everyone else, word for word, be careful!
I received a call from Karen Hudson with the same message as another number, 507 484 4128.
The voicemail said to call 855-295-4217, but the call actualy came from Laurel, MD at +1 (240) 917-3363, same message as always
It obvious a scam
A call regarding student loan debt relief, supposedly from Karen (KH 65), came through 774-220-5090, which raised suspicions.
This number contacted me with an identical message regarding student loan obligations as previously reported.
A message was received, identical to the one mentioned earlier, providing two alternative phone numbers, 855/295-4217 and 855/295-4214, with the call originating from 406/719-9685.
My wife also got the same message from this number, dont know whats going on
A voicemail lasting one minute and nine seconds was left by the caller, reiterating a message previously mentioned.
A call was received from this number, matching the experience of another user who reported a call from 507-479-4910
I, too, received an identical message, which suggests a broader issue.
I experienced the same call today from a different number, (774) 220-4990.
Today, I received a call from this number, which matches the description provided above.
I received an identical message from the number 406-692-5750, supposedly originating from Bigfork, MT, despite my residence in Ohio.
I recived the same message from a call from 616-612-3953, wich is in michigan, a state i dont live in
The same pre-recorded message regarding student debt relief was received, indicative of a likely scam, and will be reported as such.
Having no student debt, I knew this call from Egypt was a scam, so I wasted their time with fake information
An exact phone call was received twice within six hours, originating from a specific number, and the recipient is concerned about the call's intent.
A debt relief scammer left a 54-second voicemail, claiming to be part of a state-approved program, which appeared to be fraudulent.
