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Woodford, Marshall
VOIP
Zip Code
61570
Location
Washburn, IL
GPS
40° 55' 10.36", -89° 17' 26.74"
The number (309) 220-3361 is a Landline line managed by Peerless Network, hailing from Washburn, IL, or the surrounding area. A total of 1556 look-ups have been done for this number. 100 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on March 15th, 2023. This number holds a spam level of 100%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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This number has been reported as spam 440 times, has been searched 1556 times, and has garnered 100 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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User comments about the phone number (309) 220-3361 frequently mention calls about "student loan relief" and "student loan forgiveness" programs. Many comments suggest an automated or scripted message from "Megan," claiming recipients are prequalified for loan forgiveness, urging immediate call-backs. However, several users voiced suspicions that these messages may be part of a scam or incorrect targeting, as some recipients report having no student loans.
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This is a mobile IL VOIP number. It is based out of Woodford, Marshall county in Washburn, IL. The zip codes in this area include 61570. The GPS lat longs associated with the area are 40.91954361832922, -89.29075983186867.
This number has been marked as spam 440 times, received 100 user comments, and has been searched for 1556 times. These metrics indicate that the number (309) 220-3361 is most likely a spam caller.
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(309) 220-3361 - March 15th, 2023 3:37pm
Saying how they had incriminating pictures of me from the internet and that if I didn't pay them $300 they would place them all over the internet and send them to my family and friends and people I don't even know
(309) 220-3361 - November 7th, 2022 12:43pm
calling @ 1:00 am
(309) 220-3361 - July 27th, 2022 1:31am
Trying to get to answer a survey and lead to further questions. Sounds like a massive call center. Comes from Washburn IL, very small town and everyone who calls has a distinct India accent.
(309) 220-3361 - March 9th, 2022 5:03pm
Student Loan Forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - April 2nd, 2021 7:05pm
Called to say can help with back income back tax debt. ??
(309) 220-3361 - March 7th, 2021 7:13am
Student loan relief
(309) 220-3361 - February 26th, 2021 9:57pm
02-26-2021; 10:30 Meagan--Student Loan****isstance. I HAVE NEVER HAD A FED STUDENT LOAN.?)
(309) 220-3361 - February 15th, 2021 11:21pm
student loan forgiveness call but i don’t have a federal student loan
(309) 220-3361 - February 14th, 2021 12:55am
FBI
(309) 220-3361 - February 10th, 2021 10:43pm
Student Loan Relief
(309) 220-3361 - February 4th, 2021 4:44pm
Megan called for student loan forgiveness..
(309) 220-3361 - February 3rd, 2021 4:09pm
time sensative
(309) 220-3361 - February 2nd, 2021 5:13pm
About student loan forgiveness - I don’t have a student loan!!! I am constantly receiving phone calls! I just want them to stop!
(309) 220-3361 - January 28th, 2021 10:01pm
Student loan relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 28th, 2021 9:30pm
Time sensitive forgiveness on student loans
(309) 220-3361 - January 28th, 2021 6:03pm
federal student loan relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 28th, 2021 5:39pm
Megan about student loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 27th, 2021 11:47pm
Megan calling for student loan forgiveness. Need to call back ASAP if interested.
(309) 220-3361 - January 25th, 2021 7:40pm
"student loan relief"
(309) 220-3361 - January 22nd, 2021 8:20pm
I was preapproved for student loan forgiveness, but I needed to call back right away.
(309) 220-3361 - January 22nd, 2021 5:49pm
Student Loan Relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 22nd, 2021 3:20pm
Megan offered federal student loan forgiveness as a limited time opportunity by voicemail. I called back. The call disconnected when I asked for the name of the organization.
(309) 220-3361 - January 22nd, 2021 12:05am
Student loan relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 21st, 2021 8:35pm
Said they were “student loan forgiveness.” No company mentioned. It’s an obvious scam.
(309) 220-3361 - January 21st, 2021 7:14pm
She talks about student loan forgiveness and leaves voicemails. It's a scam, don't respond just block her.
(309) 220-3361 - January 21st, 2021 5:14pm
Student loan forgiveness.
(309) 220-3361 - January 21st, 2021 12:40am
If you have lost money to a phone scam or have information about the company or scammer who called you, report it to “ftc.gov/complaint”. If you did not lose money and just feel you should report a scam, you can use their streamlined reporting form at ”donotcall.gov”. Remember to note the caller’s number that appears on your phone caller ID as well as any phone number/s you are given to call back. The FTC will ****yze all complaint data and trends to identify illegal callers based on the calling patterns. Try to collect any names given, and numbers provided. The FTC can use this information to attempt to track down the scammers. If you receive phone calls, emails, or some other form of communication in which the caller is claiming they are from the Treasury Department and who is offering COVID stimulus payments or some form of a grant in exc****e for your personal information or they require you to purchase gift cards to obtain money, this is a scam. You should contact law enforcement or contact the FBI at www.ic3.gov.
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 8:05pm
Megan called a few different times from different numbers. The one day left a voice mail saying I was approved for the student loan forgiveness program but I need to act fast! First phone number left was 309-220-3361 and the second phone number was 501-274-0***. Neither phone number matched even close to the ones that showed up on my phone.
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 7:09pm
Student loans forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 2:10pm
If you ever suspect you are being scammed either by phone or mail, and feel compelled to act, contact law enforcement prior to acting or sending any money. Do not be persuaded to send money or give personal information regarding your bank accounts, credit cards, social security number, or any other identifying information. Suspected fraudulent activity can be reported to the Federal Trade Commission online at https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0208-phone-scams
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 10:03am
M I C H I G A N STATE POLICE www.michigan.gov/iden***y-theft This guide provides information pertaining to the prevention of iden***y theft and what steps to follow if you become a victim. A victim of iden***y theft has the ability to****ist greatly with resolving their case, through use of the enclosed information. It is important to act quickly and****ertively to minimize the damage to your personal information.. WHAT IS IDEN***Y THEFT? When someone uses your identifying information (Name, Date of Birth, Social Security Number, Credit Card Numbers, etc.) to obtain goods, services, credit, or open fraudulent bank accounts. Every 79 seconds, a thief steals someone’s iden***y, opens an account in the victim’s name and goes on a spending spree. A victim can spend anywhere from six months to two years and $1400 recovering from iden***y theft. TIPS FOR PREVENTING ID THEFT: Never give out identifying information in response to unsolicited offers by phone, mail, internet, or in person unless you initiate the contact. Order and review your credit report yearly. Review financial and credit card statements monthly for unauthorized activity. Cross shred paperwork containing personal identifiers (i.e. receipts, insurance forms, bank & credit card statements, cash advance checks) before discarding. Protect your mail by removing it from your mailbox as soon as possible. Place your mail delivery on hold at the post office while you’re away on vacation. Be aware of where your personal identification is kept and who has access to it – at work and at home. Protect your wallet/purse and don’t leave them unattended. Limit the number of credit cards carried, and don’t carry your PIN or social security card in your wallet/purse. Treat checkbooks, ATM cards, credit cards & credit card offers as if they were cash. Cancel unneeded credit cards. Don’t put your social security number (SS#), phone number or date of birth on your checks. When using the internet to make purchases, look for the “s” in the address (https) to ensure a secure site. IF YOU’RE AN IDEN***Y THEFT VICTIM, YOU SHOULD: 1. Contact The Credit Bureaus. Immediately call the fraud units of the three major credit reporting companies – Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union (phone numbers provided on back of pamphlet). Request that a “fraud alert” be placed on your account. Add a victim’s statement to your report, i.e. “My ID has been used to apply for credit fraudulently. Contact me at (telephone number) to verify all applications.” Ask how long the fraud alert will be posted on your account, and how to extend it if necessary. Be aware that these measures may not entirely stop new fraudulent accounts from being opened by the imposter. Request, in writing, to receive a free copy of your credit report every few months to monitor it. Request the names and phone numbers of credit grantors with whom fraudulent accounts have been opened. Ask that all inquiries that have been generated due to the fraudulent access be removed. Request the credit bureaus to notify those who have received your credit report in the last six months (two years for employers) to alert them of the disputed and erroneous information. 2. Contact Creditors. Immediately contact, by phone and in writing, all creditors with whom accounts were created or used fraudulently. Get replacement cards with new account numbers for existing accounts that you suspect were used fraudulently. Request that old accounts be processed as “account closed at consumer’s request.” This is better than “card lost or stolen” which can be interpreted as blaming you for the loss. Monitor your mail and credit card bills for evidence of new activity. Fraud Affidavit: Banks and credit grantors may ask you to complete a notarized fraud affidavit, which could become costly. The law does not require you to provide a notarized affidavit to creditors. A written statement and supporting do***entation should be enough. A police report or complaint number may also be necessary. 3. File a Police Report. Report the crime to your local law enforcement agency. Provide as much do***entation as possible. Get a copy of your police report and keep the report number handy to give to creditors and others who require verification. Credit card companies and banks may require you to show the report to verify the crime. Violations of the Iden***y Theft Protection Act may be prosecuted in any one of the following jurisdictions: • The jurisdiction in which the offense occurred • The jurisdiction in which the information used to commit the violation was illegally used • The jurisdiction in which the victim resides 4. File A Complaint With The Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Call 1-877-IDTHEFT (877-438- 4338) or visit www.consumer.gov/idtheft. Consumer complaints help make the FTC database a better resource for law enforcement officers. You may download the comprehensive guide “Take Charge: Fighting Back A***nst Iden***y Theft” from the FTC website. The guide helps consumers guard a***nst and recover from iden***y theft. 5. Contact Your Financial Ins***utions: Report stolen checks, stolen or compromised ATM cards or fraudulent bank accounts to the appropriate financial ins***ution. Place a “stop payment” on outstanding checks. Close your checking and/or savings accounts and obtain new account numbers. Create new passwords avoiding common numbers and names; i.e. last 4 digits of social security number, telephone number, birth date or mother’s maiden name. 6. Contact The Local Postal Inspector: Notify the local Postal Inspector if you suspect a c****e of address was filed with the post office or mail was used to commit fraud. Notify the local Postmaster, find out where mail is being fraudulently sent & forward all mail in your name from that address to your own address. 7. Contact The Social Security Administration(SSA): Call the Fraud Hotline at (800) 269-0271 to report the fraudulent use of your SS#. The SSA will only c****e your SS# as a last resort if you fit their fraud victim criteria. Order your Earnings and Benefits Statement and review it for accu****. 8. Contact The Passport Office: Notify the Passport office in writing to watch for anyone ordering your passport fraudulently. 9. Contact Your Phone Company: Contact your phone company to report stolen calling cards, fraudulent charges and fraudulent accounts. Cancel the account and open a new one. 10. Contact The Secretary of State (SOS): Contact your local Secretary of State office to check if a duplicate license was issued in your name. If someone applied for a duplicate license, fill out the SOS’s fraud report form and send in supporting do***ents to begin the fraud investigation process. If tickets are placed on your driving record that you did not receive, place a fraud alert on your driver’s license. Contact the court where the ticket was issued to have it removed. Do***entation: Keep a log of all conversations, including dates, times, names, and phone numbers. Send correspondence by certified mail (return receipt requested). Keep copies of all letters and do***ents. Resources Credit Bureaus: Equifax: www.equifax.com • Report Fraud: Call (800) 525-6285 and write to: PO Box 740256, Atlanta, GA 30374 • Order a credit report: (800) 685-1111 Experian: Formerly TRW www.experian.com • Report Fraud: Call (888) 397-3742 and write to: PO Box 2002, Allen, TX 75013 • Order a credit report: (888) 397-3742. 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Report Fraudulent Use Of Checks: • CheckRite/Global Payments: (800) 638-4600 x555 • Te*****eck: (800) 710-9898 Social Security Administration • Report Fraud: (800) 269-0271 • Order Earnings and Benefits Statement: (800) 772-1213 OPT OUT of Pre-Approved Credit Offers: • Call: (888) 5OPTOUT or (888) 567-8688. • ww****toutprescreen.com Remove Your Name From Mail and Phone Lists: • Direct Marketing****ociation -Mail Preference Service, PO Box 9008, Farmingdale, NY 11735 -Telephone Preference Service, PO Box 9014 Farmingdale, NY 11735 Federal Resources: • Federal Government Agency Information Center: (800) 688-9889 • Federal Trade Commission: Call the FTC ID Theft Hotline (877) FTC-HELP for help with a consumer complaint. State of Michigan Laws: • Laws pertaining to Iden***y Theft may be referenced at www.michiganlegislature.org • Iden***y Theft Protection Act – Act 452 of 2004 MCL 445.61 through 445.67 Useful Web Sites: Michigan State Police www.michigan.gov/msp MSP ID Theft Team www.michigan.gov/iden***y-theft Federal Trade Commission (FTC): www.ftc.gov FTC Consumer’s Page: www.consumer.gov/idtheft US Postal Service www.usps.com Central Source www.annualcreditreport.com Consumer Action www.consumeraction.gov
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 5:58am
Student Loan Forgiveness: I received a voice call a couple of time telling me that I was admitted to the Student Loan Forgiveness program.
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 3:44am
The call was about student loan forgiveness. This is a big time scammer trying to take the little money I have to feed my children. Shame on them for preying upon people during a pandemic. Avoid call and bloc****!!!!
(309) 220-3361 - January 20th, 2021 12:59am
Meghan with good news about loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 10:14pm
It was about federal student loan balance
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 7:58pm
student loan
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 6:23pm
student loan relief but you call back and it just ****s up on you....scam!
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 3:57pm
Left message about student loan relief . Apparently unaware that my loans were paid off over 30 years ago.
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 4:29am
Said they were from student loan relief.
(309) 220-3361 - January 19th, 2021 2:04am
Student Loan relief from wy
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 10:54pm
Student Loan Relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 10:01pm
student loan relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 8:09pm
Student loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 6:45pm
Student Loan relief or forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 6:25pm
Student Loan relief forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 6:16pm
Megan left a voicemail. The number she called from was +1 (585) 430-6097 and the call back number was309-220-3361. “This is Megan calling calling with student loan relief (no company name mentioned) rea****g out regarding your federal student loan balance.
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 5:19pm
Same exact voicemail everyone is mentioning. Megan calling from Student Loan Relief with good news and asking to call back before the program c****es. She makes it sound so legit but gives a different phone number to call
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 5:01pm
Loan forgiveness even though we have no student loans.
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 4:54pm
Called from (725)234-9016
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 4:52pm
Student loan relief.
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 4:25pm
Got a call from Megan. Hi this is Megan from Student loan Relief. Rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance. We've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness however it is imperative that you call as soon as possible before these programs c****e. Left # to call back 309-220-3361 but call from 228-200-6007
(309) 220-3361 - January 18th, 2021 4:17pm
Pre-qualified for federal student loan relief (I don't have student loans).
(309) 220-3361 - January 17th, 2021 9:48pm
Claimed pre-qualification for student loan forgiveness program. Said to call before programs c****ed. Obvious scam.
(309) 220-3361 - January 17th, 2021 4:57pm
Student loan forgiveness/ SPAM Risk
(309) 220-3361 - January 17th, 2021 3:16pm
student loan forgiveness.SPAMMMMMMMM
(309) 220-3361 - January 16th, 2021 8:09pm
The same person names is Megan asking me to call her back as I was selected for loan forgiveness program. SPAM!
(309) 220-3361 - January 16th, 2021 3:29pm
Student Loan relief such as everyone else.... left 309-220-3361 on my vm, but called from 435-292-1016
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 10:10pm
Student Loan Forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 9:46pm
Received a voicemail, s****ed off as a ma****e then turned into a real person supposedly, from student loan release, said I've been pre-qualified for a student loan forgiveness program, she didn't even say my name, I did call back, a ma****e answered, and pretty much ***g up on me. Super weird.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 9:38pm
This person called saying that they had good news. Supposedly my husband qualified for a student loan forgiveness plan.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 9:04pm
Megan
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 8:32pm
Call from Megan, sounded so sincere. Call back to automated voicemail. Definite SCAM.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 8:31pm
Student loan which I don’t have any student loan
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 8:25pm
Same as the others. About student loan forgiveness. Called from 317 Danville, IN number
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 7:44pm
Unless it's Joe Biden calling me, I ain't taking no loan forgiveness from no one.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 7:32pm
Student Loan Forgiveness Program - Phone call said it was from Waco, Texas.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 7:26pm
Same call as all the others. I don't have student loans.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 6:36pm
Same exact message
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 6:20pm
Same as everyone else. Megan with SPAM Student Loan forgiveness call.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 5:46pm
Student Loan Relief... Very Convincing. Called from a NY number but left the 309-220-3361 call back number.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 5:11pm
Said they were calling on behalf of Student Loan Relief and gave me the 309 callback number as everyone else. She called from 272-277-0106
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 4:49pm
Student loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 3:51pm
Same as others relief message on voicemail
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 2:42pm
The number she called from was +1 (216) 478-5197 “This is Megan calling with hi this is Megan calling with student loan relief um you can just give me a call at 309-220-3361 and um I'm actually just rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance we've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness program however it is imperative that we ...
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 6:25am
Transcript: “Hi this is Megan calling with student loan release um you can just give me a call at 309-220-3361 and um I'm actually just rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance we've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness program however it is imperative that we speak to you just as soon as possible before these programs c****e...”
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 3:26am
Megan Student loan forgiveness Called from 505-230-0353 Call back # 309-220-3361
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 12:54am
Same as everyone else but called from +1 (402) 252-8058 (Valentine, NE). I don’t have any student loans either.
(309) 220-3361 - January 15th, 2021 12:39am
Same experience as everyone else. Said name was Megan, called about student loan relief, except from an NY number, but left the same 309 220 6631 call back number. Su****iously convincing but I was able to read these messages before calling back. Thanks everyone!
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 11:50pm
Pretty convincing voicemail about student loan relief programs.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 11:39pm
hi this is Megan calling with student loan relief um you can just give me a call at 209-220-3361 and um I'm actually just rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance we've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness program however it is imperative that we speak to you just as soon as possible before these programs c****e so a***n my number is..
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 11:22pm
Same as everyone else, I have no student loans.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 11:20pm
Call about student loans. Just like everyone else's comments
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 11:06pm
Like everyone else she said her name was Megan and that it was important that We talk and everything.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 9:34pm
Student loan forgiveness. I have no loans.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 9:22pm
Same as prior comments.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 8:30pm
A federal student loan relief agent. She said I qualified but the number she called from was from Jean, NV
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 8:10pm
She said I was pre-qualified for student loan forgiveness but it was "imperative" that we speak as soon as possible. She mi****ed my name as hers and I do not have any student loans left. This is definitely a scam.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 7:28pm
This was the Voicemail left on my phone. “And um hi this is Megan calling with student loan relief um you can just give me a call at 309-220-3361 and um I'm actually just rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance we've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness program however it is imperative that we speak to you soon.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 6:52pm
Megan calling about student loan forgiveness, asked that I call back at 309-220-3361 but called from a NJ number 609-219-5422. She left a message that my loan amount was under the threshold which prequalified me for student loan forgiveness. She says it is imperative you call back ASAP before the rules c****e.
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 2:54pm
this is Megan calling with student loan relief um you can just give me a call at 309-220-3361 and um I'm actually just rea****g out to you regarding your federal student loan balance we've got some good news you've been prequalified for the student loan forgiveness program however it is imperative that we speak to you just as soon as possible before these programs c****e
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 12:33pm
Prequalified for student loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 14th, 2021 2:02am
student loan forgiveness. told me to call back at 309-220-3361.
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 10:56pm
Calling because I have been prequalified for a student loan relief.
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 10:46pm
An obviously pre-recorded message from Megan saying she wanted to discuss my student loan balance (which has always been $0). She said I qualified for the student loan forgiveness program and wanted to discuss it.
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 10:46pm
Regarding student loan forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 10:16pm
Lady’s voice regarding federal student loan relief; however, I do not have any student loans. Lol This number should be reported!
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 9:54pm
Student Loan Forgiveness
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 9:26pm
Student Loan Relief
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 9:06pm
Student loan forgiveness program pre-qualification .
(309) 220-3361 - January 13th, 2021 9:05pm
Left a voice mail saying that she had some good news. That I am pre-qualified for student loam aid relief. Called from 701-779-6095 and was told to call back at 309-220-3361