Beware of repeated silent calls that drop as soon as you answer – they’re a classic sign of a spoofed number used for phishing or scam scripts. Most victims report a nonstop pattern, often framed as a bogus student‑loan forgiveness offer, yet no one ever says a word. If you can’t verify the caller, let the call go to voicemail and review the message before responding. Add the number to your phone’s block list, report it to your carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the FTC’s Do‑Not‑Call registry. Stay alert, keep personal data offline, and never share financial details with unverified callers.
Given the suspicious nature of the call and the numerous scam reports from various states, including CT, OR, CA, TX, and OK, I chose to block the number without answering, despite being registered with the Do Not Call Registry.
My bussines phone recived a recoding about student loan forgiveness, it's very anoying, especialy since I dont have any student loans.
When answering the call, there is no response, and calling back results in a lengthy ringing period followed by an incomprehensible recording, prompting a desire for the calls to cease.
Received a robotic call claiming to offer student loan forgiveness, which is clearly a joke.
The caller hung up as soon as I answered the phone
It's appalling that some individuals spend their time making nuisance calls, there are far more productive ways to spend one's time, and I wish they would focus on something more meaningful
This number appears to be associated with individuals using various aliases, including Tanya Helms, Mendez, and Gina Rashid, possibly residing in Brockton, MA.
A call was received from this number approximately an hour ago, but no message was left; the caller has been blocked.
They called me twice in a row, didnt leave any message, probably a spoofed number, wilimington NC