Late last week, dozens of users reported calls from 855‑912‑1877 offering fake student‑loan forgiveness or a 50% Comcast discount. The script typically pretends to be a government or utility representative, asks for personal details, and pushes an urgent callback to a separate number. Such calls are classic phishing and vishing scams. Hang up immediately, never share security codes or payment info, and verify offers directly with the official agency using known contact numbers. Block the caller, report it to the FTC, and consider adding the number to your phone’s spam filter.
It is crucial to exercise caution when dealing with requests for money, especially when it involves Target cards, as our experience with a fake Comcast deal demonstrated, which ultimately resulted in a scam and unauthorized credit card activity
I received a call claiming to be from Comcast/Xfinity with an offer to reduce my bill, but it required prepaying six months in advance.
A voicemail from this number claimed to be from Comcast, offering 50% savings on my account, but Comcast has no record of my cell phone number, indicating a potential scam
A call was received from this number, offering a 50% discount on my Comcast account if I called back.
I got a call from 855-912-1877, they said i could get 50% off my Comcast bill, but the thing is, my Comcast account is not linked to the number they called me on, so yeah, it's a scam
The voicemail message I received matches those described by others. They fail to disclose their true identity, claiming to be from "student services" without specifying the organization. This lack of transparency is frustrating, especially when dealing with suspected scam calls.
This experience mirrors a previously mentioned phone call.
Sarah from student support call me, she say i'm prequalified for a loan discharge, but i'm not shure if it's a scam
A scam was attempted by posing as a government student loan forgiveness provider, requesting sensitive information including a security code, which raised significant suspicion.
It seem like a scam call to me.
