(310) 803-9561
Last reported Feb 24, 2026
- 5 FCC robocall/robotext complaints
- 2 community reports from users
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Student Loan Forgiveness Scam These people are using the Verizon voicemail system (and calling people on the Do Not Call Registry) to leave you messages w/o your phone ever ringing, instructing you to call a number - (310) 803-9561 - along with some vague statement about "your benefits." Wastes a lot more time than an annoyance call because you get a voicemail from ??? and check to see if it is important. Then you get a vague message, which may be cut off and incomplete, so you aren't sure if it is an ad or someone with legitimate business with you. When you call them back at (310) 803-9561, you get some message about how nobody is around to take your call, and a deceptive statement about how they are contacting you regarding your student loan forgiveness. I am no mark, but I have almost fallen for one of these scams before, having been nearing the date the balance of my student loans would be forgiven, and not realizing that these scams exist. At any rate, the number seems to be nothing but a message prompting marks to leave their "name, phone number, and estimated amount of student loan debt" so that they can get back to you. I have no idea what the scam actually is, but the message is so deceptive that this definitely qualifies as a scam. Especially considering Student Loan Forgiveness is a *free* program everybody who pays as agreed qualifies for after ten years. Could always call them and give your own info to get a call back and waste their time, or leave messages with the numbers of other scammers, etc. Be creative!
Student Loan Forgiveness Scam These people are using the Verizon voicemail system (and calling people on the Do Not Call Registry) to leave you messages w/o your phone ever ringing, instructing you to call a number - (310) 803-9561 - along with some vague statement about "your benefits." Wastes a lot more time than an annoyance call because you get a voicemail from ??? and check to see if it is important. Then you get a vague message, which may be cut off and incomplete, so you aren't sure if it is an ad or someone with legitimate business with you. When you call them back at (310) 803-9561, you get some message about how nobody is around to take your call, and a deceptive statement about how they are contacting you regarding your student loan forgiveness. I am no mark, but I have almost fallen for one of these scams before, having been nearing the date the balance of my student loans would be forgiven, and not realizing that these scams exist. At any rate, the number seems to be nothing but a message prompting marks to leave their "name, phone number, and estimated amount of student loan debt" so that they can get back to you. I have no idea what the scam actually is, but the message is so deceptive that this definitely qualifies as a scam. Especially considering Student Loan Forgiveness is a *free* program everybody who pays as agreed qualifies for after ten years. Could always call them and give your own info to get a call back and waste their time, or leave messages with the numbers of other scammers, etc. Be creative!
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