Today they called about a Comcast/Xfinity offer that was supposibly expiring today, its just a shame that so many people fall for these scams, if these guys put as much effort into getting a real job, they would be sucseful
Credit Assistance Scam Calls—What to Watch For! - +1 888-309-5018 ((888) 309-5018)
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Definitely a scam, the repeated voice‑mail from “Heather” claiming a credit‑help application that never existed matches classic fraudulent patterns. Callers use vague company names like Credit Assistance to sound legitimate, then pressure you with limited‑time offers. Never return the call or provide personal data; hang up and block the number. Verify any alleged credit request by logging into the official lender’s portal or contacting them directly via a known phone line. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier. Keep a log of similar calls to help others spot the ruse and protect your finances.
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Recent Reports for (888) 309-5018
I received the same call as Qwen, but my caller claimed to be Paulina. It's likely that Heather and Paulina are connected, and I'm certain I didn't request any services from them. This is a scam.
Somebody named "Paulina" offered me some assistence, but I didnt ask for it, this is probably the 50th time Ive gotten a call like this
Apparently, someone claiming to be Heather from credit assistance called me back regarding my online request for financial help, but they made alot of errors in there wesite
My 94-year-old mother was targeted in a similar manner, which I believe originated from Florida; it's infuriating to see elderly individuals being preyed upon.
A voicemail from Heather, as reported by others, was received, indicating a definite scam.
This situation is frustrating because I have no idear who is behind this number. Having been scammed before, I am extreemly cautious.
I recieved the same messsage from a person claiming to be heather, regarding a non-exsistent applcation
The same voicemail was left, but financiel assistance was never requested by me.
A voicemail message, likely a scam, was received, displaying a pattern of deception.
A follow-up call was made by "Heather" from Credit Assist regarding a purported online credit application, which is likely a scam since no such application was made