Imagine a polite voice claiming you’re pre‑qualified for a student‑loan forgiveness that never existed – it’s a classic bait. The sheer volume of identical voicemails from someone named Chloe Davis signals a coordinated scam rather than a legitimate lender. Do not call the number they provide; instead log in to your loan servicer’s official website or call the number on your billing statement. Never share Social Security, account, or banking details over a callback line. Block the caller, report the number to the FTC or your local consumer‑protection agency, and share the experience with peers to keep the community safe.
The voicemail I received was identical to the one mentioned earlier, and when I returned the call, I encountered a scammer with a typical robotic voice, claiming to be from the Department of Allocation and offering to provide relief from my student loans.
I got the same voicemail as the person who posted here, I'm pretty shure it's a scam
The voice message left was generic and did not provide any personal information, such as my name or student loan provider, which suggests that it was a scam.
Despite having student loans, I have not received any correspondence regarding loan forgiveness, which suggests this call may be spam, as legitimate lenders would likely contact me directly
Some woman claiming to be Chloe Davis from student support called me, asking to call her back regarding my federal student loans, she said I'm prequalified for some repayment options
I also got a voicemail from Chloe Davis about student loan options, its suspicious, thats why I was trying to look up the call back number at 833-561-0040.
Chloe Davis's scam about pre-qualifying for student loans is familiar, with a detailed voicemail requesting a callback to a specified number.