Ever wonder why a call from 844‑318‑0167 feels off? Most reports point to a spoofed Nelnet caller ID trying to harvest social security numbers or loan details. These calls often masquerade as debt collectors, but the real warning sign is the demand for personal info without a verifiable callback email. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your loan servicer. Never share your SSN, account number, or birthdate over the phone unless you initiated the call using an official, published number. Finally, keep a log of suspicious calls and consider enrolling in a reputable call‑blocking service to reduce future exposure.
Why you call this number back, whats the point, you should call NelNet at they published phone number
The caller claimed to be from Nelnet, however the caller ID confirmed it, a woman ask me for my birth year or zip code to verify my identiy, then she told me I have a payment due on June 2nd after the forgivness period, seems fishy
A call was received from someone claiming to represent Nelnet, requesting sensitive information such as account number, social security number, and date of birth, but I refused to provide it over the phone
The caller requested my account or social security number, which I refused to provide, suggesting they email the information to the address on file instead, to which they claimed was not possible.
This number is associated with a scam that involves caller ID spoofing, claiming to be related to student loans but leaving no voicemail.
An incoming call from this number inquired about the recipient's name before abruptly ending the conversation.
I appreciate the information provided
After receiving a call from 1-844-318-0167, supposedly from NelNet, the representative asked for sensitive information, such as the last four digits of my social security number or my NelNet account number, but I refused, requesting instead that they email me the details, to which they claimed they were unable.
It's reassuring to have this information, especially since they called just a few minutes ago.
Despite my Nelnet loan being paid off years ago, I've been targeted by a scam, and I advise others not to engage with these individuals, who prey on vulnerable people during difficult times.
Caution is advised as this caller claims to represent Nelnet but appears to be impersonating them.
This number has been identified as a fake Nelnet scam, confirmed by contacting the actual Nelnet company.
They were callin about student loan payments
As a precaution, I do not answer calls from unknown names and numbers, and this one was no exception.
It's essential to note that student loans cannot be claimed as part of a bankruptcy; instead, the loans must be paid, or the lenders may seize tax returns or attach wages.
I've had a similar experience.
Obviously you dont bother to read the coments, you idiotic person
My bankruptcy attorney, Matt Foley, can be reached at 520 795 5600, and I request that calls to my workplace cease
Loan management is handled by Nel Net