Turns out the wave of calls from +12026979866 mostly follows the classic high‑pressure loan scam script. Callers flood victims with repeated rings, claim to represent a loan company, and pressure for an upfront fee or personal details. The accent and abrasive language are typical intimidation tactics, not a legitimate business practice. To protect yourself, log the number, use your phone’s built‑in do‑not‑call feature, and report the activity to the FTC. Never share banking info or send money to prepaid cards, and block the caller on all devices. If the calls persist, consider filing a complaint with your carrier’s fraud department.
I dont know if they are scammer or not, but they actually sent me my money and provided my loan, im happy with them, god bless them all
This company's constant harassment is appalling, with 29 calls in just 48 hours, and I condemn the individuals responsible for such fraudulent activities.
I'm at my wit's end with this individual, who has made 29 calls in the last 48 hours, and I'd love to know how to stop these harassing calls
Repeated calls from different numbers, all with the same middle eastern accent, have been received, attempting to deceive me.
I recieved a call from a person claiming to be Jeff Daniels, stating I was aproved for a loan, but it was all a lie, and I would advise others to be wary of such scams, as it's a compleat waste of time.
It seems to me that only people with negitive experiances post on websites like this, or possibily scamers trying to decieve, which catagory do you fit into?
Your not a good representative and your not even convincing
In my experience, this has been a reliable and trustworthy source, as evidenced by the successful loan of 2000 dollars I received
I've been subjected to persistent calls from this number, with the callers requesting money transfers and falsely claiming approval for a $5,000 sum, which is a clear indication of a scam that needs to be addressed.
It's essential to note that upfront fees for loans are illegal in the US, and anyone demanding such payments is likely a scammer
Fortunately, research was conducted beforehand, revealing an offer of a $5,000 loan for $280.00, which, despite initial consideration, was deemed too risky, preferring to retain the $280 rather than risk debt to these individuals.
Following an inquiry about a loan, a call was received from a man with a middle eastern accent claiming to be Michael, which raised suspicions of a potential scam
Following a chaotic incident, I've been bombarded with incessant calls from individuals claiming to work for the government, with a multitude of accents, yet unable to specify the company they represent.
Given their actions, it's likely only a matter of time before they face repercussions for their alleged involvement in robbery and terrorist activities.
A loan offer turned sour when the caller became aggressive after being asked to stop calling, using profanity and making inappropriate remarks
A scam operation is being run from this number, where they demand upfront payment with false promises of reimbursement.
My instincts told me to be cautious when I received this call, purportedly from a loan company representative who seemed suspiciously eager to discuss my financial matters, and I was right to distrust him given my previous experience with a similar number and accent, which turned out to be a scam, and this number 202-558-0091 appears to be another instance of deceitful activities.
Multiple calls were received within a short period, but the caller's words were unintelligible due to poor connection and heavy accent, and they refused to stop talking despite requests to do so.
This cellphone number appears to be associated with a scammer attempting to gather personal information.
After receiving a call, I raised my voice and asked why they had called me ten times in five minutes. The person on the other end responded by calling me nasty names and continued to call back with disgusting comments.