These calls are classic phishing scams that pretend to offer a $37,000 hardship loan you never applied for. Victims get an email or text urging them to call a number, often from a fake "Financial Hardship Department". The goal is to harvest personal data or push you into paying bogus fees. Ignore any unsolicited request for money, never share banking details, and hang up immediately. Block the number on your phone, report it to your carrier and to local consumer‑protection agencies, and mark the email as spam. Stay skeptical of any too‑good‑to‑be‑true offers, especially when you didn’t initiate contact.
Upon receiving an email about a hardship program I never applied for, which promised a substantial sum of $37,000.00, I investigated the provided phone number and discovered it was indeed a spam or phishing scam.
An email notified me of a supposed approval for $37,000 in financial relief, but I suspect this to be a scam and did not schedule an appointment.
This number is associated with a financial assistance scam.
I recieved a text message saying i was approved for a $37k hardship loan, which i never applied for, it's pretty weird...
Identical to other complaintants, i recieved an email scam
A claim of $37,000 in financial hardship is likely a phishing attempt, so I'm reporting and blocking the number.
I recieved a email saying I applied for a hardship program, but I didnt apply for anything, it said I could get 37,000.00, so I looked up the number and found it was spam.
Ich erhielt eine E-Mail, dass ich für finanzielle Hilfe in Höhe von 37.000 Euro berechtigt sei. Sie wollten, dass ich einen Termin vereinbare, um darüber zu sprechen. Ich habe es nicht getan, da ich es für einen Betrug halte.
This appears to be a financial scam.
A text message was received stating approval for a $37,000 hardship loan that was never applied for.
This email scam is identical to what other complainants have reported.
A claim of financial hardship and a large sum of money seems suspicious and likely a phishing attempt.
A suspicious email claimed I had applied for a hardship program, promising $37,000.00, which led me to investigate the phone number and discover it was spam.
We received an email from the so-called 'Financial Hardship Department' about a $37K grant, which appears to be entirely fake.
It's necesary to report this number, it's likely a scam
An email was received from a purported 'Financial Hardship Department' regarding a $37K grant, which appears to be entirely bogus.
Filing a report is recommended.
The caller claimed to have approved an application for hardship assistance, but no such application was filed, and they offered a large sum of money, which seems fraudulent.
We were also targeted with an email from a so-called Finacial Hardship Department, offering a bogus $37K grant
It is advised to report this incident.
Apparently, an email from the so-called "Finacial Hardship Department" regarding a $37K grant is completely fake.
It is recommended that you report this number
Somebody called me saying they approved my application for hardship assistance, which I didnt apply for, and they said I will recieve $27,000.00, but I didnt call them back
The caller claimed to have aproved my application for hardship assistance, which I never applied for, and said I would recieve $27,000.00, I didnt return their call.
I received a suspicious email offering financial assistance that I never applied for, indicating a potential scam.
I was told that I'd been approved for a hardship loan of $37,000.00, which seems suspicious.
An email instructed me to call this number to receive $37,000 in hardship financial assistance, despite never having applied for such aid.
An email, rather than a phone call, was received offering financial assistance, despite no prior application having been made.
They claimed to have approved a hardship loan of $37,000.00.
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