Watch out for repeated calls from this source; they typically masquerade as a local business offering huge credit lines. The script often mentions a "West Coast Funding" name and uses a familiar first name to lower guard. Hang up immediately if you didn't request a loan, and block the number on your device. Report the offender to your carrier and the FTC to help curb future outreach. Avoid sharing any personal or financial info, and consider adding the number to a do‑not‑call registry. Staying skeptical and documenting each call can protect you from costly scams.
My caller ID flags this number as a potential scam, which is why I didn't answer the call.
Repeatedly, this number has been contacting me several times a week, becoming increasinly annoying, and when I inquired about the company, the rep stated it was West Coast Funding, or so he claimed
These callers utilize robo-calls to offer a $250,000 business line of credit, ignoring opt-out requests and increasing the frequency of calls thereafter.
A caller identifying herself as Ashley claimed our business was eligible for a loan, prompting me to block the number.
Despite receiving a call from this number, which was listed as being from Roy, WA, no message was left and the caller remains unknown