Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, these calls pose as student‑aid assistance, promising income‑driven repayment relief you never asked for. They usually come from unrelated area codes and use a prerecorded robocall voice that mentions a generic “Cynthia Green” from a non‑existent Graduate Support service. Because the script repeats across many numbers, a legitimate organization is unlikely. If you get this message, hang up, verify any claimed eligibility directly with your school's financial‑aid office, and never call the 888‑number. Block the caller through your carrier or a spam‑filter app, and report the number to the FTC / FCC.
Similar to previous reports, this number made a robocall with a different callback number, lacking an official company affiliation
A message was left from a woman claiming to be Cynthia Green from Graduate Support, stating i am eligable for a program but need to call back to 888-344-6195 to secure benifits.
I received a call from 319-308-4025, featuring a recorded message from someone claiming to be Cynthia Green, representing Graduate Support Services. The message stated that I was eligible for an income-driven repayment plan, but I had not completed the necessary paperwork, and prompted me to call 888-344-6195. I am certain this is a scam, as I have already applied for this program and am aware that there is no company affiliated with FAFSA by that name.
I recieved a call from this number claiming they needed to speak with me today, but the speech sounded like a bot and they left a 888 return number, originating from a 254 Texas number.
I recieved the same message, it came from a 254 area code, but no company name was provided
A robocall from Cynthia claimed I was eligible for an income-driven program, but no company name was provided, and the call seemed suspicious.