Ever wondered why the number +18444130418 keeps popping up in your inbox and phone log? The pattern points to a student‑loan‑related scam that harvests old addresses and personal details to sound official. Never share Social Security numbers, bank info, or payment details with unsolicited callers or emails, especially when they use free‑mail addresses. Verify any claim by contacting the loan servicer directly using a known phone number or website. If the outreach feels off, block the number, report it to the FTC, and consider a credit freeze to safeguard personal data. Stay skeptical and protect your identity.
I've had a similar experience, it's unsettling to think they have my old address on file.
Similar emails were received from Sherryll Sobin, and it's unclear how they obtained personal information.
A scam call was received from someone claiming to be Darcy Critz from the Student-Loan Debt Department, but the call was clearly a scam due to its official tone and the fact that only loan services should be contacting me regarding my student loans
I received an email from a supposed student loan department, containing a Hotmail address with nonsensical characters and an old address of mine, clearly indicating a scam; the email threatened that my case would be dismissed in a day, despite previous similar emails
Instead of a call, I received an email from someone claiming to be 'Manny Mims,' referencing an old mailing address and urging me to contact a different number, which, given my lack of involvement with student loans and the unprofessional email address used, suggests a scam
A call was received regarding a student loan, which is puzzling since college was never attended, yet they had the correct address, raising questions about how they obtained the information
I received a call from this number regarding a student loan, which is puzzling since I never attended college. They somehow obtained my address, but I'm unsure how.
I was contacted by an individual claiming to be Nicodemus Yorke from the Student Loan Department, who offered assistance with student loan forgiveness through email and phone calls.