Like a chameleon changing colors to blend in, these calls morph into a generic financial‑aid script that masks its true intent. The pattern—voicemail, a "first‑come‑first‑serve" offer, and a name like Kayla—signals a classic scam funnel. Protect yourself by treating any unsolicited financial assistance offer as suspicious, especially when no prior request exists. Hang up, block the number, and report it to your carrier or the FTC. Keep a log of the caller ID and script details; this can aid investigations and help others avoid the trap. Never share personal or banking info with unknown callers, and verify any claimed assistance through official channels before responding.
I finally managed to get them to block me, i spent twenty minutes calling them continuously and acting like a karen, it was funny, and it worked, for now
Like many others, I believe this to be a scam.
Experiencing the same as others, the call went straight to voicemail with a message from Kayla, sounding like a scam, and providing this number for callback, which fortunately led me to this informative website.
A call was received from someone claiming to be from financial support, but the caller did not leave a name and the call went straight to voicemail.
This scam is identical to the ones previously reported by others.
A call was received from someone claiming to be Kayla, following up on a supposed request for financial assistance that I never made. The call originated from a different number, clearly indicating a scam.
Following a call from a woman claiming to be Kayla, who purportedly worked in financial support, I was asked to call back on (213) 567-4916 after she allegedly secured an approval for me, despite my never having requested any assistance; the call originated from (424) 451-3390, clearly indicating a scam.
The caller, who identified herself as Kayla from financial support, delivered the same message that numerous others have reported receiving.
The message they left was identical each time they called me
Kayla from Financial Support called, attempting to reach me on a first-come, first-served basis, but the call went to voicemail
Apparently, the number 213-566-4916 is claimming to be folowing up on a loan request thats suppost to be first come first serve basis, but I never asked for any info and the number is unusable since it says disconected immediatly
It's suspicious that my phone service blocked the call but allowed a voicemail, which I suspect is a scam, possibly due to my recent financial inquiries through my vehicle's dealership
Apparently, similair calls have been described by others exsactly.
Within the past week, I received two calls from this number, both reading from the same script, one claiming to be Kayla and the other Taylor, which were directed to voicemail as the number had been previously blocked.
I recived several voice messages from this number, they said it was about a financial support scam, but i never requested any assistance
Upon checking my voicemail, Kayla's offer of first come, first serve financial assistance was recieved, you were the first result when i searched the number online, thankyou.
This is clearly a scam, mirroring previous reports.
This number is a callback for a financial support scam, they left a voicemail with a pre-recorded message
Somebody claiming to be Kayla from financial suport called me regarding a request I never made, which seemed suspisous
This number is linked to a financial support scam, where the caller forces the call to go to voicemail, leaving a pre-recorded message offering 'first come, first served' financial assistance without identifying themselves
This number is linked to a bogus financial assistance scheme, requesting callbacks.