888-399-6293

claims to be from the Student Loan Debt dept, requiring details for my loan forgiveness

Same. For the same call today 08/16/24. I don’t even have student loans

They claim they tried to reach me by ph 3days ago and that I have one day to remain eligible for student loan forgiveness via email.. I'm like why does your email end with outlook9.. so I marked it as scam anything dealing with gov and loans gone have .gov .edu

typical phishing scam: “last day or else”, working a list of emails “harvested” from the internet.

Received an email from some weird email address (various random letters @outlook), claiming I had 1 day to respond and call them regarding student loans that can be forgiven. They also said they tried to reach me at my address (they listed my address in the email). No one has been here. Not calling. SCAM.

The email said to call: Alda Evasco at 888-399-6293

same as others, email from some one named Djeki Aiai on behalf of Student Loan Debt Dept, had my actual address and one day to respond

(888) 399-6293 Sent an email from “KERLOS LEDYI, kerlosledyi@outlook.com, on behalf of the Student Loan Debt Department. (First of all, which Student Loan Debt Department and also I have not had a Student Loan for 10 years). They also said that they tried to reach me at (my correct address) and that I have one day before they close my case number.

Beware! This is definitely a scam number. It was included in a fake email claiming I only had one day to reply to receive student loan forgiveness. What's really scary is the email included my real former address to seem more legitimate.

Received email today from "Florida Jawa(?)" saying it was a college loan forgiveness program and I needed to call this number. I don't have or never had a college loan. The scary part is they had my home address and phone #

Scammers got a hold of my Mom's email and home address from that AT&T breach.  Like others mentioned, scammers are emailing her (received from Chung Cringle at gfnaq7iyiin@outlook.com) to call 888-399-6293 about student loan forgiveness. Scammers are using her home address listed in the AT&T account in the spam emails to try and legitimize their fraudulent claims.  However, my Mom graduated back in 1956 and she is deceased so I know there wasn't any student loans when I settled her estate.

I doubt that they got that information from an ATT breach.  Have you forwarded the email to abuse@outlook.com?