Like a relentless doorbell, these phantom loan offers keep ringing long after you’ve asked them to stop. Callers masquerade as "James Dawson" or "Sean," promising a $500,000 line of credit based on a supposed D&B score, then disappear behind a different callback number. Scam tactics include rotating caller IDs and pre‑recorded voicemails that urge you to call back. To protect yourself, add the number to your carrier’s block list, file complaints with the FTC and FCC, and consider a reputable call‑blocking app. Never share financial details over the phone, and remember that legitimate lenders won’t demand payment via a vague callback number. Do Not Call registries can help, but persistence often requires multiple reports.
Calls from this number go to voicemail, with the caller claiming to be James Dawson and discussing business loan approval, despite no application being made.
The FTC oversees the DNCR, sharing enforcement powers with the FCC, a setup that originated from the FCC's decision to forgo DNCR oversight two decades ago.
I'm sick of these calls, same message as other people, its very annoying
While some may view this as a legitimate business call, it's essential to recognize that business-to-business calls are not regulated by the DNC list.
It appears that the FCC, being in charge of the DNC List, requires a substantial number of complaints, approximately 10 million, before taking action.
This caller is a scammer, claiming to be James Dawson or Sean, and offering low interest loan rates. But when you call back, you get a disconnect signal. This guy calls every day and has been flagged as a potential spam caller.
It's obvious that this business loan scammer keeps calling, leaving messages from "James Dawson" about being qualified for a business loan, surely with modern tecnology something can be done about these people.
Calls from this number are attempts to scam individuals with large loan offers, and it is advised to block the number immediately, as the request to call back on a different number is a clear indication of fraudulent activity.
It's clear that the complaint page states they don't take individual action, and since this is a business-to-business call, it's not regulated, and my business number shouldn't be on the registry, so it seems like a failure to read and understand the rules.
Despite reporting this number to donotcall.gov multiple times, the calls persist.
On January 10, 2022, at 9:36 and 9:38 am, calls were made from 904-299-8384 and 832-263-9119, with a recorded message from James Dawson offering a questionable business loan
On January 12, 2022, two suspicious calls were received, one from 470-633-6379 at 12:44pm and another from 239-235-0930 at 12:45pm, both of which appeared to be part of a robocalling scam.
For the 17th time in recent months, I've recived a call from a different number, this time with a shallow, smooth-talking babble about a buisness loan offer
This is undoubtedly a scam.
A man identifying himself as James Dawson has left multiple voicemails, urging me to call back at a specific number, claiming that our former business is pre-approved for a substantial loan
This number calls frequently, going straight to voicemail, which is frustrating and annoying
Similar to others, I experienced a call from someone named Sean, offering a $500k line of credit based on a Dun & Bradstreet score, which I recognized as a scam after researching the number.
Daily calls have been made, and requests to be removed from the list have been repeated
James Dawson, or whats his real name, tryed to scam me with a fake loan, my bussines isnt even listed on angies list
They have rang me six times today, when i called back to ask them to stop, as my number is on the do not call list, they just hung up on me
The same message to call back, but i recieved 15 calls from diferent numbers in just 3 hours, i spoke with a english speaking person, Kevin, who promissed to take me off the list, but i still recieved 3 more calls
Multiple voicemail messages were left within a short span by someone claiming to be Sean, all conveying the same information.
I'm experiencing the same issue, and as a result, I'll be filing complaints with the FCC, DTC, and BBB each time they contact me, considering legal action due to the excessive call volume.
It appears that some individuals are posting in the wrong threads, creating the impression that this site is somehow affiliated with scammers, when in fact, it seems like a case of mistaken identity and a lack of adherence to the rules.
It's funny how we all have the same score, 500k after 2020 returns, lol, that's clearly a scam.
This spam caller continusly leaves voicemails about loans, I have ask them 3 times to remove my number from their list, but it dont seem to be working.
Despite numerous attempts to have the calls stopped, the user continues to receive the same pre-recorded message from different numbers, with instructions to call 949-365-4020.
A voicemail was left without an initial call, supposedly from "Sean" regarding my business' Dun & Bradstreet score and a preapproved line of credit, despite my previous requests to remove my number from their list.