Repeated messages claim eligibility for loan forgiveness, yet callers sound like a scripted scam. The voicemail consistently mentions a approval code and a callback number ending in 3066, but no official agency ever requests personal data this way. Consumers should never share Social Security, bank details, or payment information unless they verify the caller through a known, official channel. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection office. Consider enabling your phone’s unknown‑call silencing feature and regularly check the Do‑Not‑Call registry to reduce future unwanted contacts.
A message was left on my voicemail from Marissa Martin, regarding loan forgivness, and it seemed urgent, but I'm not sure if it's a scam, as it asked me to call back and provide my approval code, wich seems suspicious.
A recent call from a 332 area code instructed me to contact the listed 949 number and provide an approval code. It's been suggested that these calls might pertain to student loans, though I have none.
I received this call on Friday and listened to the message
I received the same call, and I suspect they are robocalling due to the upcoming end of student loan forbearance during COVID.
I've recieved the same call, and I didnt aply for ennything.
I got a voicemail from someone claiming to be Marisa Martin
The message received from this number was identical to one previously mentioned, involving an approval code, which raises concerns about its legitimacy.
I recived a call with a message about loan forgiveness, and a call back number
They just called me, its definatly a scam, they left a huge voicemail about loan forgivness, but i never asked for it
Today I recieved a message from 949-593-3066, which was the callback number, the call actualy originated from 510-542-1860, it's obviousley spam since I never iniciated a loan or requested forgiveness for a loan I dont have.
Having received a similar call, I'm inclined to believe it's a scam, particularly since I've never submitted an application or engaged with the company in question.
Everyone should beware of these individuals, as they can be quite deceptive; furthermore, iPhone users have the option to silence unknown callers in their settings, which can help mitigate these types of calls.
I've had a similiar experience with this number, recieving the same call as everyone else.
The message I received was utterly nonsensical.
The same call was made to me as well
A message from Marissa Martin claimed I was eligible for loan forgiveness and needed to call back to complete my application, but it sounds like a scam to me