Ever wonder why the same spoofed number keeps promising a $100k loan you never applied for? The pattern points to a classic pre‑approved loan scam where callers use a fabricated "Zoom Finance" brand, rotate outbound numbers, and pressure victims with tight deadlines. Answering the callback line usually leads to a dead end and can add you to another list. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never return the number, and block each new caller ID. Report the activity to the FTC and file a complaint with the FCC. Consider a carrier‑level call‑blocking service and keep your personal information off public directories.
Despite their claims of adding me to a do-not-call list, the calls continue, and it's becoming increasingly frustrating, especially since they call from one number but ask me to call back a different one
Within the same minute, two calls were made, and despite blocking the number, voicemails were left.
Zoom Finance allegedly called, offering pre-approved personal loans of up to $100,000, with pressure to respond within 24 hours to avoid missing the opportunity.