Imagine getting a call that claims to be from a credit assistance agency, yet the script repeats the same vague offer over and over. The repeated use of a restricted number that actually shows up in the voicemail log, coupled with a generic female voice and a push to call a toll‑free line, is a textbook scam pattern. Callers often cite a “review of your online request” that you never made, trying to create urgency. The safest move is to ignore the call, block the caller ID, and add the number to your carrier’s Do‑Not‑Call list. If you’ve already shared personal data, monitor your accounts, consider a credit freeze, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency.
Credit National Assist continues to call from various numbers, with a female voice actor named Emily, attempting to review a non-existent online request and offer deals.