The same caller, identifying herself as Jennifer, has left a message stating that she needs to discuss my file and requested that I call back at 804-362-6052. Upon calling the number, I was informed that Jennifer was unavailable, but another representative offered to assist me. What is concerning is that they had access to my name through caller ID and even recited my social security number to create the illusion of legitimacy. It appears that they have obtained outdated loan information, which is being used to deceive individuals. As previously noted, when you challenge them to proceed with their claims, you find that your number is blocked, preventing you from calling back.
Debt collection scam callers using fake Jennifer!
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Recent reports show a surge of calls from a woman named Jennifer claiming to review a "file" and demanding a callback to 804‑362‑6052. The pattern is consistent: vague script, no clear business affiliation, and often a follow‑up call that routes you to a supervisor. This is typical of a debt collection scam that purchases old loan data to pressure victims. Protect yourself by letting the voicemail speak for itself, verify any claim through official channels, and never share personal or financial info over the phone. If the caller ID is masked or mismatched, treat the call as suspicious and consider reporting it to your carrier or the FTC.
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Recent Reports for (804) 362-6052
I just recieved a call from someone named Jennifer, who claimed to be reviewing my file, and asked me to call her back, it's annoying that these people continute to harass us
A phone call was received from a supposed representative, but the details provided, including the file number and inconsistent caller ID information, raise significant suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.
Apparently, the person calling from this number is attempting to scam people by utilizing a script and pretending to have information about old debts, she doesnt seem to care about using a legit business name, thats whats so happendning
A woman named Jennifer Goldstein, supposedly from Charleston, South Carolina, called me from a different number, leaving a voicemail message asking me to return her call at another number. When I called back, I was told that Jennifer was busy, but I would be transferred to her supervisor, Jeff. He claimed that due to a lack of communication, his law firm was going to serve me with a subpoena for unpaid loans. After questioning him further, I discovered that the loans in question had been settled over 15 years ago. I informed him that I had already contacted the Florida State Attorney General's Office, and shortly after, our call was disconnected. My attempts to call back the original number were unsuccessful, leading me to believe that this is a scam.
A voice message was left, supposedly from Jennifer, requesting a callback, but she failed to mention the company or organization she represents, indicating potential spam.
The same voice message was received, claiming that Jennifer is reviewing my file
I recieved a call from a robocaller, and when i called back, a woman named 'Jennifer' said she had my file, and i got a voicemail with the message.
I received a missed call from 701-557-3197, and the voicemail from Jennifer asked me to call back at 804-362-6052, but the lack of information about who she represents raises suspicions of a scam.
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