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Hung up once I realized it was a robocall for credit relief.

called me today! Great info John!

Student loan

Robo call recorded 14 September 2016 ("National Student Loan Relief Center" your account has been flagged for a loan forgiveness program...HA!) SCAM

Caller ID: "Clearwater FL"

Also calls from: (330) 475-8362 | (585) 376-9062 | (561) 229-0752 | (561) 229-0755 | (561) 717-0227

This misleading robo recording is designed to sound as though you have a Federal Student Loan and your account was selected for loan forgiveness with up to 60% off monthly loan payments. That would be great if you have a Federal Student Loan and if the offer were genuine.

They've renamed themselves since their last call (now National "Relief Center" instead of National "Help Center") and I notice that the audio quality of this new recording is much higher than most other scam robo calls.

Their "shotgun" approach to making mass phone calls, hoping to find a few people who owe student loans, and their total disregard of the Do Not Call list certainly tells us a lot about their business ethic, doesn't it?

There are two places with odd wording. First they say "...eligible to receive more than 60% off of your monthly Federal Student Loan payment and your eligibility into this program expires." Expires when? Shouldn't they say it "...expires soon"? Why the sudden drop? Are they actually foreigners? Odd wording nonetheless.

Next they say "...press 9 to forfeit this information and be removed." Don't they really mean "forfeit this offer"? Again, odd wording. They must be foreigners.

Here is a transcript of the recorded call:

[female voice] "Hi, this is the National Student Loan Relief Center. Your account has been flagged for a loan forgiveness program. You are eligible to receive more than 60% off of your monthly Federal student loan payment and your eligibility into this program expires. Press 1 to be connected with a live agent and enroll today or press 9 to forfeit this information and be removed."

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