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.
I recived a scammy email from them, offering financiel assistance, despite never aplying for anything
Apparently they've aproved a hardships loan in the amount of $37,000.00
i recieve email asking to call this number for 37 000 dollars but i didnt ask for financiel help
A suspicious email was received, offering financial assistance for an application that was never submitted, indicating a potential scam.
They told me i've been approved for a hardship loan of $37,000.00, sounds to good to be true.
An email instructed calling this number to receive $37k in financial aid, despite never applying for such assistance
I recieved a scam email from them offering finacial assistance, but i never applied for anything, it was an email scam, not a phone call, luckily.
They claimed to have approved a hardship loan of $37,000.00, which seems too good to be true
Recibí un correo electrónico sospechoso que me pedía llamar a este número para obtener una supuesta ayuda económica, pero nunca solicité nada de ese tipo.
