Heads up: these calls are a classic student‑loan scam. Callers claim to be from a “processing department” and use the name Jessica Banner, a reference number, and a sense of urgency to get victims to call back. The voicemail often sounds personal, but the script is recycled across many reports. Do not return the call or give any personal data; block the number and report it to your carrier and the FTC. Consider adding the number to a spam‑filtering app and regularly update your Do‑Not‑Call list. If you’re unsure, verify any loan info directly with your loan servicer.
Using the name Jessica Banner, the caller discussed student loans, demonstrating an increased level of deception.
Several individuals, including Caleb, Justin, Thomas, and now Jessica, have been instructed to cease contacting me.
Another instance of a student loan repayment scam, referencing a case number and a different phone number.
I, too, have received the same message, but it's likely a scam given the context of my student loans.
A person named Jessica from the 'processing Department' called about Federal Student loan repayment, which sounds like a legitamate topic, but it's unclear if it's a scam or not, especialy since she didnt leave a mesage
The message I received is identical to others who have been contacted by this number.
A message was left by the caller, which appeared to be a scam, originating from a different number.
The familiar voice of 'Jessica' has resumed contact, peddling misinformation about new student loan regulations, which appears to be entirely fabricated and has become increasingly annoying.
A voice message was left by a woman claiming to be Jessica Banner, stating that she needed to discuss loan forgiveness for student loans under the new administration and provided a reference number, prompting a callback.
They called me saying my loan is in default, but i know thats not true
The same person keeps calling about a solar panel offer, leaving the number 951-797-1287, and calling from multiple 949 numbers, it's anoying and I never requested this informations.
I completly agree, the Kitboga channel on utube has some hilarious videos of people playing pranks on these scammers, who often try to arrest you unless you pay them thousands, thats terible to do to people, absolutly horrible!
Thanks alot for the precis info! Ive bloked them all now.
Its amuzing that they beleive they can assist me with a student loan that doesnt even exsist, what a joke!
The message received was identical, concerning repayment of a nonexistent student loan, presented in a friendly yet unsettling manner.
It lookes like Jessica is not the only one who think its a scam, i didnt answer the phone and juste listend to the voicemail
The voicemail I received contains the following exact message:
A caller, claiming to be from the Board of Education, was difficult to understand due to background noise and provided false information
Jessica Banner, claiming to be from the processing department, contacted me, stating that I needed to return her call due to changes in federal student loan repayment options, despite my not having any student loans.
I recived a voicemail asking me to call back ASAP regarding student loan forgivness, it sounded like a scam.
The frequency of these calls is frustrating, with the same call now coming from multiple numbers, including 248 and 949
Estoy casi seguro de que este numero es un fraude porque me dijeron lo mismo que harian una llamada para atrás debido a un cambio significativo en préstamo Federal, pero no voy a llamar
Being awoken at 6am by a scammer is frustrating; I considered retaliating by calling back through Skype, but the number was disconnected, perhaps a tactic to avoid harassment.
I recieved the same thing from Sabrina at the same number
I recieved a message from someone caling herself Jessica Banner, claiming to be from the processing departement, with supposadly fantastic news about my student loan, and asking me to call her back at a diferent number.
Interestingly, your post bears a striking resemblance to Bryan's, which was posted roughly an hour and a half before yours, it makes me think you two might be the same person, also i had a bit of trouble understanding your second post, it seemed kinda paranoid and delusional.
Falling prey to auto dialer lists can lead to frustrating experiences, as evident from numerous reports of repeated calls, lengthy holds, and abrupt disconnections. The underlying motive behind these scams is likely to extract personal information, which can be leveraged for future deceitful activities. Several articles have highlighted the risks of engaging with unknown numbers or lingering on hold for extended periods, as this can inadvertently provide scammers with valuable details. The most prudent approach would be to exercise caution and refrain from answering or returning calls from unidentified numbers, or consider using a prepaid phone for such purposes to prevent potential exploitation.
Using a prepaid phone to call back these numbers has led to them no longer answering my calls, and they have also stopped calling my main number.
A caller named Jessica contacted me about student loans, claiming there were regulatory changes. Since I've never had any loans, I knew it was a scam. To counter this, I've been using a burner phone to annoy them with return calls, which has significantly reduced the number of calls I receive.
A scam targeting student loans was attempted by someone claiming to be Jessica Banner from the processing department, stating there were changes to repayment options for a nonexistent student loan.
