Imagine receiving an unexpected call urging you to apply for student loan forgiveness. The number matches a pattern often used by fraudsters who spoof official email addresses and claim to represent a loan relief program. Never share personal or financial details until you independently verify the source through official government portals. Hang up if the caller pressures you for immediate action or asks for payment. Block the number, report it to the FCC and the FTC, and inform your loan servicer. Keeping a log of the call can help authorities track repeat offenders.
This number was provided in an email regarding student loan forgiveness, likely a phishing attempt, as the email address and name were probably spoofed.
I recieved an email with a message, which I've pasted beelow:
This number is associated with emails claiming to be from Sayre Lepage, using the email address innisshysisu@hotmail.com, in an attempt to prompt callbacks about student loan forgiveness applications.