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They told me i was aproved for a loan of 5000, but i dont think thats true, sounds like a scam
The caller claimed that I was pre-approved for a loan of $10,000, contingent upon paying a $150 fee - a evident scam
A text message from 716-240-7144, supposedly from James Martin of Cash Advance America, claimed loan approval, but the return call only reached a voicemail that did not identify the company or person
This is clearly a scam, not a mistake; my computer kept trying to autocorrect 'scammer' to 'scanner', ironically
A scanner apparently used the name of a legitimate North Carolina company, with a purported representative from New York.