Imagine getting a call from a supposed SBA loan office that never exists. The pattern of a friendly “Jennifer Wilson” promising up to 90 % loan reductions is a classic scam script that leverages pandemic‑era relief programs to frighten recipients into returning a call. Never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or payment info with unsolicited callers. Verify any alleged government outreach by contacting the agency directly through official website numbers. Use your phone’s block feature, add the number to the Do Not Call registry, and file a complaint with the FTC or the FCC. Keeping a log of call times and what was said can help authorities track repeat offenders.
A recorded message from Jennifer Wilson, claiming to be from the SBAEDL hardship department, offers to reduce loan payments, but the authenticity of the call is questionable
A call from someone claiming to be Jenifer Wilson offered a suspicious loan savings opportunity that seemed like a scam.
This morning, I received the same voicemail message from Jenifer Wilson
I been gettin call from Jennifer Wilson for month, she say she want to help me reduce my loan payment, but i dont have any loan, so i just ignore her
Following a call from Jennifer Wilson, it has become clear that this is likely a scam, prompting the decision to block the number.
Jennifer Wilson said this might be her last call if i dont return it today, sounds like a scam to me...
I got the same call reciently, and my phone sent it to voicemail becuse i had blocked the number last year for a different scam, they just changed the scam but not the number.
It's important to note that government agencies, including the SBA, do not make cold calls, and this specific department does not exist, indicating a scam.
I also received a call from this number today, which seemed suspicious
I got a call from someone claiming to be from the SBA Hardship Loan Dept, they wanted me to return their call at 855-439-6765 to discuss a modification to my existing loan.