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A female called and ask for me by name. I asked, "may I ask who's calling?" And they immediately hung up. Sketchy

Text received offering a job opportunity.

calls and ****s up a couple of times a week.

Fake Short Term or Payday Loan Scam Calls from the following area codes and numbers have all been reported to be scammers. These scammers use phony number and names to attempt to get****ential victims to send in money on fake loans that appear to be from legitimate sources. 713-931-3690, 713-931-3***, 713-936-3424, 713-893-1051 512-686-4244 210-401-3930, 979-639-7900, 779-400-0010, 817-400-1316 The names vary each time. These fraudsters have committed company identify theft a***nst a Federal Credit Union. Consumers targeted by the scam typically are looking for a payday or short term loan and search the Internet for****istance. They voluntarily place their personal information on these independent sites (not recommended) and then receive an email from one of the aliases. They say that you have been approved for a short term loan that is affiliated with companies that the scammer has no****ociation with whatsoever. Consumers who respond by telephone to the offer are then told that in order to receive the loan, they have to pay for either an upfront fee, taxes owed, processing fee, etc., in the form of a MoneyPak or Pre-paid credit card including Vanilla Network cards. Do not pay any upfront fees and **** up on them.

Calls from the following area codes and numbers have all been reported to be scammers. These scammers use phony number and names to attempt to get****ential victims to send in money on fake loans that appear to be from legitimate sources. 713-931-3795, 713-931-3690, 713-931-3***, 713-936-3424, 713-893-1051, 512-686-4244, 210-401-3930, 979-639-7900, 779-400-0010, 817-400-1316 The names vary each time. These fraudsters have committed company identify theft a***nst a legitimate lender. Consumers targeted by the scam typically are looking for a payday or short term loan and search the Internet for****istance. They voluntarily place their personal information on these independent sites (not recommended) and then receive an email from one of the aliases. They say that you have been approved for a short term loan that is affiliated with companies that the scammer has no****ociation with whatsoever. Consumers who respond by telephone to the offer are then told that in order to receive the loan, they have to pay for either an upfront fee, taxes owed, processing fee, etc., in the form of a MoneyPak or Pre-paid credit card including Vanilla Network cards. Do not pay any upfront fees and **** up on them.

713-931-3*** - Fake Short Term or Payday Loan Scam These scammers use phony numbers and names to attempt to get****ential victims to send in money on fake loans that appear to be from legitimate sources. The names vary each time. These fraudsters have committed company identify theft. The companies they fraudulently represent do not offer personal or payday loans period. Do not respond to them whatsoever. This is very similar to the following Houston local NBC news story. http://www.khou.com/news/local/Scammers-Pose-as-Veterans-Administration-to-Rip-Off-Victims-with-Promises-of-Loans-259119731.html

scammer. they just don't just up and listen to I don't know anything about signing up for a loan or any such program. So annoying.

just constant calling. some collection agency, but can't tell me who they represent. I don't owe anyone. SCAMMERS!!!!

Calls showing on your phone from the following area codes and numbers are known to be Scammers: 713-931-1792, 713-893-1051, 210-401-3930, 979-639-7900, 779-400-0010 and 817-400-1316. The false names used have been Justin Park, Steve J. Brown, Erick Johnson, Don Parker, James Parker, Justin Parker, Scott Thomas and Mark Jacobs. They use many e-mails including [email protected]. All of these individuals have committed identify theft a***nst a Federal Credit Union. Consumers who recently applied online to phony websites for a loan are contacted by e-mail or phone to their phony offer and are told that in order to receive a loan, they have to pay for either an upfront fee, taxes owed, processing fee, etc., in the form of a MoneyPak or Pre-paid credit card including Vanilla Network cards. Do not pay anything and **** up. They also do not speak English as a first language.

Steven Taylor of Houston Texas 713-931-3595 works for Vanilla Loans calls says I got approved for a loan which I just applied for but in order for it to be a signature loan I would have to insure the loan and conveniently Vanilla Visa/mastercard has their own insurance company and can insure the loan for only $120. All I had to do was go purchase a prepaid Vanillareload.com card for $120 and call her back with the pin and she would have my money to my bank within the hour. well I though I was being smart and did a reverse look up on the phone number and went through a web site and it all seemed legit until I saw this website and the ***dreds of posts with the same exact stories. The YMAX Communications Building in Houston

Missed call, no vm

Missed call, no answer.

this man tried to scam me out of $4000. I met him on a dating site called seniormeet.com, he acted like he was interested in me and then tried to get me to wire $4000. western union............he goes by the name donal ladon.