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.
A scammer named Jessica Banner contacted me regarding student loan changes, providing a file number and attempting to deceive me.
I also got a call from this number, and they left a voicemail with a reference number.
I received an automated recording claiming I have a student loan, which is not the case. This appears to be a scam.
A scammer called me about a student loan, asking me to call back with a reference number; the voicemail message mentioned significant changes to my federal student loan repayment options and requested that I call back as soon as possible with my reference number ready.
Despite having no current student loan, a call was received from Jessica Banner regarding student loans, but the call was not returned.
I also recieved a jessica banner student loan scam call, Ive got a total loan debt of 0, so repaying would be dificult
A caller named Jessica Banner claimed to have news about student loan forgiveness, despite no student loans being taken out
I got the same kind of call, I called back and they put me on hold, then they hung up, I called back two more times and they just hung up, get a life...
A stern warning was given to Jessica, and since then, no more calls have been received.
The fact that you talked to them long enought for the autodialer software to remove your number from the list, is probaly the reason for the threat, not the threat itself
I keep geting calls from this number, 9494475846, about student loans, but i dont have any student loans, these peoples are horible.
The name Jessica Banner is associated with this number
Great options for student loan forgiveness were presented by a representative named Jessica.
Your number is targeted due to automated dialling systems that sequentially call numbers, regardless of wheter they are in service or not, playing pre-recorded messages to anyone who answers
A call from Jessica Banner regarding a nonexistent student loan is a blatant scam and should be ignored.
The experience with this number is consistently terrible, as reported by many others.
My experience with these telemarketers involved pretending to be polite to get a supervisor, only to be met with unprofessional behavior, including hang-ups and unhelpful attempts to resolve issues.
These peoples keep calling me, then they take me through somethin and just hang up, its really frustrating, I wish they would just stop calling me, its geting on my nervs.
After conducting a search on this telephone number, I discovered that it has all the hallmarks of a scam, including a message about student loans that sounds convincing, but thanks to the negative comments here, I'll be cautious and won't be returning the call
A message was left by someone claiming to be Jessica Banner, calling from 269 237 1674, referencing a student loan and a ref # 70247, despite having no such loan and receiving similar calls from other companies this month
Jessica constanly rings me, apparently about student loans which i dont have
I appreciate the warning about this scam; fortunately, I narrowly avoided falling victim to it after speaking with individuals claiming to be Jessica and Conner.
Scam related to student loans
The caller claim to be Jessica Banner from the Processing Dept, talking about Student Loan.
A voice message from someone claiming to be Jessica Banner was received, despite having no loans or affiliation; the caller's number was noted to be fraudulent.
apparantly a scam related to student loans
A message was received from a New Jersey number, supposedly from a chipper Jessica in the processing department, who claimed to have great news about student loans and provided a California number and reference code for follow-up.
Similar to others, I received a call referencing a student loan forgiveness program, which, upon further investigation, appeared to be a scam, with connections to other numbers like (900)999-9999 and a (949) number.
Despite not having student loans, I've been receiving calls from this individual.
A similar call was received with a request to call back ASAP, but no name was provided.
