If you get a call about a "loan forgiveness" from someone named Jessica Nixon, it’s almost certainly a scam. The script usually claims your application is incomplete, gives you an approval code, and urges you to call back to a different number. Never share personal or financial info, and don’t call the number they provide. Hang up, block the caller, and report the number to your carrier or the FTC. If you’re unsure, independently verify any loan‑related offers through the official loan servicer’s website or phone line. Staying skeptical and protecting your data is the best defense.
I've been getting these calls about student loans, but I've never had one, I just block the numbers and they call back with new ones, these scammers are rediculous
A caller claiming to be Jessica Nixon stated that my loan forgiveness application needed to be completed urgently and provided a number to call back, but it appears to be a scam.
Repeated calls, 2-3 times a week, are being made by someone claiming to be “Jennifer Nixon” regarding Student Loan Forgiveness, and they refuse to stop calling.
I recieved 3 calls from 3 different numbers in quick sucession, all from Jessica Nixon Loan Firgiveness
Apparently there's some confusion regarding the numbers involved, hence the posting in the wrong thread about calls from 202-938-0800?
The same thing happend to me at 11:54am on 11/4/21
Jessica Nixon contacted me regarding my loan forgiveness application, stating it was missing essential information and requested that I call her back
This call was identified as a scam for two key reasons: firstly, I do not have any student loan debt, and secondly, the caller refused to provide the name of their company before terminating the call. Their behavior was clearly deceitful.
My experience was similar, with the caller introducing herself as Kelsey Adams
A suspicious call was made by someone claiming to be Jessica Nixon, attempting to gather information under the guise of student loan forgiveness
Ignoring this number is advisible, same as the rest here
Exatly the same thing happend to me
Someone calld me, claiming to be Jessica Nixon, regards to loan forgiveness, ther application appeard to be incomplete
The phone company should shut down these scamers, they keep calling me with the same reference number and name
Similar experiance as below. A "Loan Officer" named Jessica Nixon. I dont have student loans and havent applied for any loan forgiveness
Similar experiences have been reported by others on this platform regarding this number
Similarly, I received the same message, despite never having a student loan, with the same phone number and code provided
I got a voicemail from this number, but didnt even get a call, the message was from someone named Jessica Nixon, and she was talking about some loan forgiveness thing
I recieved the same message on 7/06/2021, and when I called back, they clamed to be from Student Loan Support
The same scam previously mentioned was left on my voicemail by this number.
I appreciate the exact call information provided.
I recieved a call from a person claiming to be Jessica Nixon with the same number, it seems like a tactic to obtian personal info, they called me on June 11th at 8:52 am
A voicemail from 'Jessica' regarding loan forgiveness was left, but I have not applied for a loan and do not have any outstanding loans, indicating that this is likely a scam.
Interestingly, my approval code matched this number exactly, making me wary of returning the call.
I received a call today regarding a loan forgiveness program, which appears to be spam since the program has not been approved by the Senate
I received a recorded message from a supposed 'Jessica Nixon', offering a loan forgiveness scam, with a caller ID showing 458-224-2032, but the recording requested a callback to 202-938-0800
Thanks for posting, I just recived this call and wasnt sure if it was a scam or not
Suspicion arose when I received a call claiming to be about a loan, despite having no outstanding loans, which led me to believe it was a scam.
I received the same call regarding loan forgiveness, so thank you for sharing your experience.
A voicemail from an unrecognized number contained a surprising message: