Yesterday evening, a handful of users reported receiving prerecorded voicemails from +17738690975 that tout no upfront fees and promise low‑interest cash advances. The messages typically request a callback to the same number, often asking for bank routing or account details. This pattern matches classic phishing tactics, where the caller pretends to be a legitimate lender like Cash America. To stay safe, avoid returning calls from unfamiliar numbers, never share personal banking information, and let your carrier block the source. Consider reporting the number to the FTC and keep a log of any similar encounters.
Frequent calls despite blocking, extremely frustrating
Blocked the call from Cash America after they left a voicemail with a tedious sales pitch about no fees.
They also called me and said there were no upfront fees
I recived a voicemail that sounded like a scam, so I blocked the numbre.
An unfamiliar number and area code were used for a prerecorded call, lacking any identifiable information, and based on previous posts, it seems to be a phishing scam, which has been blocked
I recived a voicemail, it said to call them back, but it was a pre recorded message, its junk
Periodically, when I've had a few drinks, I've called this number back, pretending to be different people, and informed them there's no one by that name in Chicago, which can be amusing.
The caller requested that I return their call regarding a supposed cash offer, which seems highly unlikely and potentially a scam.
A voicemail from a Chicago number was received, but the beginning was cut off, and all that was audible was a request to call back at a specific number.
A call was received from 773-869-0975, with the caller stating they were from Cash America and offering a low-interest loan. The caller had a foreign accent and requested my bank routing and account numbers to transfer funds. This seemed like a clear attempt to obtain my account information, so I ended the call.
A suspicious call from this number offered a low-interest loan from Cash America, requesting my bank account information, which seemed like a potential scam.
A voicemail was left on my cell phone mentioning 'no upfront processing fees or security deposit'.