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Rec'd call at 5:06 PM with No ID showing. Calls from unknown telephone and no ID I do not pick up. No VM.

I called this number back after missing there call while I was in class. I get an automated message stating that I've received a $1500 loan (never applied to one!!! I'm already in enough school debt lol) then its say I should press #1 to accept the loan or #9 to never receive any sort of notification from them again. I pressed nine & now I'm hoping that these scam artists will stop contacting me!

So let this be a lesson then. If Habibullah calls and says his name is John Smith - hang up. If he says he is in NY - ask what borough or what area code he is calling from. He wont know. If he says Washington - ask what area code - he will tell you the wrong area code - because they dont realize there are two Washingtons here. i.e. 206 in Wash State vs 202 in DC.
If they dont have a legit address or number - they arent real. If they say their name is something its clearly not likely to be - use your head -

waste their time I say.

This number callme every day. No message.

I received a call from this number today Monday 23, 2015. The automated voice told me I was approved for 1500$ I then pressed one then some foreign guy answered. He said I was approved and I then told them my card was stolen I never applied for a loan and then they hung up in my face. This to happen to me after applying for jobs.

Verbatim: payday loan for 1500 dollars I never asked for. Was hung up on, for asking question when did this happen?

Same thing happened to me today and was dumb to give bank info, had to call my bank to restrict any transaction, it's a hassle cause I need to go to my bank and change account #. So far there was no activity yet! Callers were both Indian guys! Beware!

You need to change bank account number. It happened to me too I gave my information and I realized it was a scam I called my bank immediately.

Just received a call from this number on my work phone ... it was a pre-recording msg from a Julie saying my loan application was approved for $1500 and to complete the loan process press 1 and I would be connected to a loan processor.  Well, I pressed one and I was immediately connected to some guy with a thick indian accent whom I barely understood.   He called me by name, I immediately asked what company was he with he responded saying Payday Loan Network.  I did not fill out an application online or anywhere else for that matter for a payday loan.  I informed him that I did not request this loan and instructed him to distroy all information regarding me and this fraudlent loan request immediately.  I also informed him that I will be reporting this call to my local police dept and to the FCC as this is identity theft and they are running a scam.

I am sick of these people calling me at work.  They during work hours and when the office is closed on the weekend leaving messages.

Exact same thing just happened to me.

Sorry, pressing 9 will not stop them from calling.  They just become more persistent and use a different number each time but still the same people regarding a $1500 loan.  I just wonder how they got my work number.  I don't give that number out to save my life.

Got a call they got my information and I just found out that it may be a scam

I recieved a call from this number as well. I didnt recongnize it so I let it got to voicemail. Message said I have been approved for 1500 payday loan and to process application press 1 to stop furher outreach press 9. Called the number back because I have to applied for a loan and the automated service said the same thing. I also applied for jobs online and I am very upset that my info has been shared with scammers. My husband also called the number from his phone and it says the same thing. This is diffently a scam. :-(

I received a call saying that I was approved for a 1500.00 loan so my reply was how am I approved for a loan that I haven't even applied for and they simply hung up so I call3 back and ask where did they get my information from and of course the person hung up again