Unexpectedly, a flood of identical voicemails from the same number has been reported, all featuring a person named Chloe Davis claiming to offer student loan forgiveness. The script repeats phrases like “imperative” and even the same filler words, a hallmark of a coordinated scam. If you receive this call, do not provide personal or financial details, and avoid calling the number back. Instead, look up the official loan servicer’s contact info on a government website, block the offending number on your phone, and file a complaint with the FTC or your carrier. Staying skeptical and verifying sources are your best defenses.
A call claiming to offer student loan support turned out to be a scam
I appreciate your post, as I received the same message from Chloé Davis
Identical message, thanks for confirming scam
Beware of providing personal information to these scammers, as they falsely claim to offer student loan forgiveness programs, nearly deceiving me but fortunately, I was cautious.
Gratitude is expressed to all for their input, which was considered after conducting personal research.
The experience is identical to the one described above
Same message, scam call
I had the same experiance with this call, I even tryed calling the number back, it took me to an automated message system, I opted to add my number to the 'no call list', but when I tryed calling back after, it said the number was not in servise, wich is pretty wierd...
A voicemail was received that appeared to be a scam, warning others to be cautious.
It seems I had the same experience as another user, Jay, with this phone number, although the details are not specified.
Its Chloe Davis, i need to speak with you about your federal student loans, please call me back at 8339230300, its importint
Several voicemails were left by Chloe Davis from student loan support, but since I don't have a student loan, I suspected it was a mistake and decided to investigate the number before responding.
Everyone is saying the same thing, i paid mine off long time ago, this is definately a scam, thanks for posting, it give me credence, i was about to call Chloe
I noticed alot of peoples posted similar message, includin the ums and the word imperative, it seem like some kinda scam to me, since i havent had student loans in 40 years
Fortunately, I googled the number first, which prevented me from falling for a potential scam about loan forgiveness.
This number is suposedly asociated with a student loan's scam, the number 800 923 0300 was also mencioned
The message I received was identical to others, including the same turns of phrase and filler words.
A person named Chloe Davis claimed to be from student loan support, but this is likely a scam since we have no student loans
My screening service sent me this message:
Cholee Davis is asking the same thing, about student loan informations.
I received a message from an individual named C. Davis.
Student loan support has been identified as a scam
My experience with this number began when I returned a call, expecting it to be related to a student forgiveness program. However, they inquired about my debt and payment amount, and upon responding with $300, they abruptly ended the call. This behavior suggests they are targeting individuals with significant debt to scam them, so caution is necessary.
Similarly, i recieved a call from Chloe asking the same thing and I also dont have any student loans, caution is adviced!!
People should be cautious of Chloe, who claims to be calling about student loan repayment plans and requests a call back.
A voicemail was left requesting a callback regarding federal student loans.
It appears we've all received calls from this number around the same time today, which is suspicious, especially since I've never had student loans, so beware of their tactics.
This almost succeded in scamming me, luckily others warned me, thanks to them i didnt call back, hopefully its a scam lol
It seems I've had the same experience as someone else, receiving an identical call
The call pertained to student loans and followed a familiar, scripted approach.