Surprisingly, a pattern of advance‑fee loan pitches emerges from these reports, with callers demanding upfront payments via Green Dot cards or Western Union before any promised funds arrive. The repeated use of generic American names and vague legitimacy claims are classic red flags. To protect yourself, never remit money to secure a loan, especially when no contract is signed or credit check performed. Verify any lender through official channels, check for a physical address, and consult consumer protection agencies if pressure tactics appear. Never share personal financial details with unsolicited callers, and block repeat numbers promptly.
I didnt answer the phone because i know its a scam, then 11 minute later i recieve a call from a unknown number, which is typical of scammers.
This number has been used to scam me.
In reality, they are relentless in ther pursuit to get your money, dont trust them, they will try to scam you
This is clearly a scam and i wish ther was a way to get the hard working people ther money back
I've recieved several calls from this number, and also a call every 10-15 minutes from random numbers across the country. When i answer, there's no one on the other end, and no voicemails are left.
The answer is no.
Todays classic False Testimonial made by a really dum shill, its so obvious
It's quite frustrating.
This is unmistakably a scam aimed at stealing money from people. Advance fee loans are entirely illegal, and the requirement for a green dot card or the use of Western Union is a clear indicator of fraud.
Begone, you annoyng Shill!
What a foolish person you are, advance fee loans is ilegal, now go hide under that rock.
I think this loan is legit, so dont insult others without proof, thats not fair
A call was received claiming I was approved for a loan of up to $7,000, but the message was suspicious and the call was not returned
If these people call you about a loan, dont belive them, its a scam, they will ask you for money and threaten you
The individuals calling from this number appear to be scammers with limited English proficiency, and the number does not accept return calls
This is a SCAM! Advance fee loan are illegal everywere in the US
They proposed a loan of up to $7000, but required a $212 good faith payment beforehand, which raised suspicions.
I was contacted by this company, who offered me a loan of 7k, the represenitives I spoke to were 'Kelly Johnson' and 'Eric Johnson', they wanted me to send them 250 dollars on a green dot Walmart card first, which I knew was a scam
This company contacted me regarding a loan but demanded payment before the loan could be received.
The legitimacy of the company associated with this number is questionable.