13238702819
13238702047
13239277088
14068137859
Numbers came from @Eviltaco799
This scam is right here in the USA and victims could end up paying charges for nonexistent services and/or having their identity stolen.
Today's adventure we call and conference together 2-4 people in the same building. Some of them find humor in it as well!
https://soundcloud.com/user-218915208-339365259/student-loan-phishing-scam-call-flood
Looks like all the agents logged out of the call queue. People must be calling! hahahaha
They are defintely not legit. Pretty easy for them to start swearing at you.
@kenzo#78351 Yeah definitely not a legitimate business. The very first thing they ask you for when they pick up is your FSA ID. The Dept of Education says to never give that out to anyone. https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/scams
Same thing happens, eventually they stop taking calls no matter how many times my # changes.
Looks like the best we're going to get right now is them shutting down their PBX for 20 min - 1 hour then they get back at it again.
Sweet! thanks! Yeah the # from Montana doesn’t work anymore but the 3 from LA still do.
(704) 565-7910 back up again
Sending some screaming goats and MEOWMIX
@kenzo#78612 ha
@urlaub14#78311 these lying sobs deserve to get flooded.
They didn’t last 5 minutes and they RAN as fast as they could to block all incoming
@Eviltaco799#79372 Nice! Thank you. No one else is as much fun to conference together as these knuckleheads
@Eviltaco799#79372 sounds like we need to wipe this number out.
@kenzo#79383 I only started spamming them for a few minutes and they’re already not taking calls anymore. Unless they’re filtering by CNAM which is hard to control on a conference call idk what else they could be using or they’re just simply shaving #s.
@Eviltaco799#79437 Sounds about right… idk how they think or even pretend they’re doing legitimate work.
One time Summer from 13238702819 told me I had no life and I was a loser and then hung up.
I then called back and I asked what would it take for me to get a job there at the call center because I want to be cool like them. She then said I would need to go to New York and hand them my paper Resume and there’s no website I can use. I then asked for the business address so I could go there and she hung up again.
Another adventure from last week
https://soundcloud.com/user-218915208-339365259/student-loan-scam-call-flood-pt2
HAHAHA
Asked for address of the company and got back:
6670 GO FUCK "yourself"
And then they shut off inbound LOL
@Eviltaco799#79453 I think these scammers just started renting their DID (2038847833) because there was virtually nothing showing up for it in FWC.
I updated FWC to report all the #s they're using. I'm going to update their TrueCNAM score to 100.
8558518345 is up
Looks like these scammers are doing a big outbound campaign—they called two of my DID numbers which I have reserved but do not use for anything (and I don’t use them for outbound).
All their CNAMs they're using are radioactive. Several of their DIDs were not listed in the number search services so I put them in and marked them as radioactive.
@Eviltaco799#79453 I have all their DIDs marked. Since they’re hiding from inbound right now any student that’s busy and ignores the call won’t be able to dial back in to talk to them. That will have a significant blow on their lead flow.
@kenzo#79479 You get them to call your extra DIDs by calling them from them? Honeypot approach?