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I received the same exact voicemail from Justin. Called back and they asked if I have student loans. I said no and they hung up. Called back and it rang forever. A different person answered and I said, "This is a great scam, do a lot of people fall for it?" and he said, "Yes. The smartest ones do." I told him I will not be reporting the number and hung up.

Number showed from 336-933-8813 but left 888-231-5805 to call back.
"...if you want to proceed please let us know no later than the end of business today even if you don’t want to pursue it further so we can make a note in our records and stop calling.  You can reach us at 888-231-5805 until 6PM pacific standard time...when you call you can speak with any of the other counselors in the office and they can help you out ... "

Call dialogue: "Hi this is Just Noleck (hard to interpret) calling up in regards to your earlier request to be evaluated for the student loan program and lower payment options. It's currently Thursday February 6th and the reason for my call is that we were never able to reach you to complete the application, if we can't do so we would have to just close it out so however you want to proceed please let us know no longer than the business day even if you don't want to pursue it further so at least we can make a note in our records and we'll stop the calls. You can reach us at 888-231-5805 until 6pm Pacific standard time. I'm not available when you call you can speak with any of the other counselors in the office here they can help you out the same so thanks and have a great day" Thank you all for helping me know this is scam as i was incredibly worried and no longer am. Have an awesome day and down with scam calls.

SCAM! I received a call from a person named Justin Miller about student a loan forgiveness program. I've already paid off all of my loans.

Part 2: I called the number that "Justin" provided twice. A robot will you ask you three questions. Do you owe more than 10k in student loan debt. Are you currently enrolled in school? Do you belong to any student loan forgiveness programs?

First time of calling them: I responded "maybe" to all of them. I was put on the phone with an Indian male to which he asked the same questions. I asked if he had my name on records. He responded "sir I don't have that information, your counselor will have all that information." He hung up.

Second time calling: I responded "I don't know" to the robot and after the first question I was on the phone with "James" a male who sounded unprofessional, coughed, and had a thick new York accent. He asked me all questions to which i replied, "possibly", "kind of", and "Not sure". He replied, "Well, if you don't belong to a program already then you're not eligible. So are you in a forgiveness program?" In a robotic tone I continued to reply "Sure". "You are" he asked, with slight anger in his voice. "Sure" He hung up. If you're looking for something to do, call them on restricted and do the same or report them

Part 3: I have formally reported them. If they're smart they (the scammers) are reading these comments and would understand that scamming is punishable and can follow them. Please continue to A) Troll call them. B) Report them to the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. C) Both

Same as everyone else (Justin, call me back before the end of the day today) except I DID apply for loan forgiveness. Called the number they provided and after a few minutes someone picked up but there was a person in the background repeating something over and over again and there was a lot of banging on the line. Eventually the line cut off and the call ended.

You can't call "restricted" when calling a toll-free number.

*67-888-231-5805 that should do it.

*67 does not work on toll free numbers. Check with your phone company if you don't believe us.

Eyyy I'm wrong. But regardless, this thread is about scammers and I've had fun trolling them whether they see my number or not and the only way to get them to stop is A) Troll call them. B) Report them to the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. C) Both.

Wow, another idiot that never graduated past grade school and can't read numbers.

So, how many times are you going to post drivel in this thread?  Yes we know that it is a scam.  Yes, we know more then you because we know that *67 does not work with toll free numbers since the information is transmitted via ANI (Automatic Number Identification) and not CNUM or CNAM.  I doubt the CFPB has anything to do with this but even if they did the moron in the Oval Office has kneecapped them and is now trying to make the the Business Financial Protection Bureau and the The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.  There is also no need for you to repeat yourself unless you are hearing an echo in your head.

Same as above saying I requested student loan something, but I never. Must be scam, and the police or government should do something to stop it.

Yes, me too Lynn.  I smell SCAM

Received a call “potential spam”, left voicemail “ I was so however you’d like to proceed please let us know no later than the end of business today even if you don't want to pursue it further that way at least we can make it on the record and stop calling. you can reach us at 888-231-5805 until 6 PM pacific standard time not available when you call you can speak with any of the other counselors in the office and they can help you out just so thanks and have a great day…”

They keep hounding me about stupid loan forgiveness. It is infuriating. I tried calling this number to speak to someone and they hung up on me when i said i did not have more than $10,000 in debt lol

its Justin Novak.... i got call from him too. its a SCAM.

Same message as above! Probably a SCAM

Scam call from "Justin Noah" about a student loan forgiveness application. Calls came from 458-800-1092 and 206-537-0251 - with the exact same message and call back number given.  However, my voicemail showed today's message came from 463-223-1724.  If you call the number, it is an automated system.  You do not get to talk to a live person and it does not give the option to remove your number.