Imagine getting bombarded with offers for quick cash that vanish once you ask for details. That's the trap many face with this number, which consistently pitches advance‑fee loans that require a prepaid card before any money arrives. The pattern points to a classic loan scam: promises, upfront fees, and relentless follow‑up calls. Protect yourself by never sending money to secure a loan, especially via gift‑card services. Add the number to your phone’s block list, report the calls to the FTC and your carrier, and consider a spam‑filtering app. If you suspect identity theft, place fraud alerts on your credit files and monitor accounts closely.
It seems to be a consumer lending firm, yet I receive no information from them while they continue withdrawing my money. I need to confirm whether they are legitimate.
Unfortunately, I lost $300 to these unprofessional and deceitful individuals, and I am seeking help to recover my money in Arkansas.
It appears that these hop sings are operating a fraudulent scheme.
I have received multiple unsolicited calls this morning from alleged loan scammers, despite my cell phone being on the do not call list.
The caller claimed to represent a loan company, which raises suspicions.
I continously recieve calls from this number, firstly I informed them to add my number to the do not call list, but they contiue to call and hang up as soon as I anser
This is a horrable scam that has allready afectd me, resulting in a loss of 400.00, and the law seems powerless to stop it.
These callers are relentless, and when I finally answered, they claimed to have all my personal information, including my social security number, which has left me fearful of potential identity theft
They have called me ten times in two days and I have asked them to stop, but they keep calling, it is defenetly a scam, especialy when they say they can preaprove you for funds
To avoid repeated calls, it is recommended to block this number on your iPhone, as they appear to be using new lines and making up to 60 calls a day, with no clear source for the phone numbers and a seemingly endless list of blocked numbers.
Apparently this has occured to me aswell, being from Cali and all, are these peoples activites widespread or just in Cali?
A similar scam was reported on Facebook, where a person claimed to be a Walmart supervisor and offered money in exchange for a payment on a green dot card.
Beware of this peoples, especailly a guy namd david [***] cooper, he is a money stealer!
It is worth noting that advance fee loans are considered illegal activities:
Law enforcement should take action against this individual, who appears to be unstable and out of control.
The recipient of these calls has been subjected to over 30 calls per day, with one caller using abusive language and refusing to cease contact, prompting the victim to consider filing a police report.
The caller proposed a loan of $8000 but required an initial payment of $240 on a green dot debit card, a classic scam tactic designed to extract money from unsuspecting individuals.
These scammers have stolen money from me, and their actions are unacceptable.
This company is a total rip of.
I appreciate all your help, god bless you all, thanks alot