Beware of callers claiming to be from Keiser University—these could be phishing scams. If the call feels pushy or asks for personal data, hang up immediately. Never share Social Security numbers, bank info, or tuition payments without confirming the source through the school's official website or a known contact number. Use your phone’s block feature or a third‑party app to stop repeat calls, and consider registering the number with the National Do Not Call Registry. If you suspect fraud, report the incident to the FTC and your carrier. Keeping your privacy tight and verifying any request before responding are the best defenses.
Repeated daily calls from a number claiming to represent Keiser University have raised suspicions about the legitimacy of this institution and its true motives.
