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- Jen| 4 repliesJust received a call from Michelle Law. The message repeats on a loop. It’s a prerecorded message about me getting a great loan rate. Don’t need or haven’t applied for a loan. Clearly a scam. Stay clear of ‘Michelle Law,’
- Caller: Scsm
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- Kim replies to Jen| 2 repliesI received a call today from the same ‘person’ named Michelle Laws, claiming she’s following up bc of a loan application. Its clearly a scam. But , for the past 2 weeks Ive gotten calls daily from different #s & people claiming I applied for some loan. Ive reported & blocked every call to my phone carrier as a spam caller, but then I just get same type of call from a new # daily. Since to my voicemail but still It’s very irritating & I don’t know how to put a stop to it.
- Jen replies to Kim| 1 replyUnfortunately you can’t. These people load countless numbers into their data call centers and blast out calls to anyone. Their goal is to get an unsuspecting victim to fall for their ruse. They mostly victimized older, vulnerable adults. Your best bet is to report to the BBB at their online site or this one. Report as spam and do not call them or interact. Luckily there are real solutions being worked on that will slow these people down.
- Gretchen replies to JenI have been getting the SAME message almost DAILY sometimes more than once a day. No use in blocking the number ALL the calls keep coming from different numbers.
- RCalled from 475-376-0542 asking me to call 888-310-0760
- Caller: Fake loan scammers
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- Nimrod replies to Jen
Do not feel too smug or safe being "younger". According to the [url= https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/data-visualiz ... -story-all-ages) Federal Trade Commission (FTC) [/url]:Jen wrote:They mostly victimized older, vulnerable adults.
Before you respond with a "TL;DR" here is the simplified version as a YouTube video:FTC wrote:Many people think scams mostly affect older adults. But reports to the FTC’s Consumer Sentinel tell a different story: anyone can be scammed. In fact, reports suggest that many scams are harming younger people more than older adults. While there’s more to the story, the broad theme is that scams affect every age group, but differently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0w_AMDYwbI
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