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Beware of this fraudulant number which falsely claims that you have been approved for financial assistance. They will attempt to contact you at your residence and request additional information in order to deliver the funds. However, I quickly recognized this as a scam since I never applied for any financial aid since 2021, and have already received assistance if needed.

I have received calls and emails from a phone number claiming to provide assistance for financial difficulties. However, upon researching the number, I discovered it to be fraudulent. I appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.

I am not from the United States, nor is my IP address. I recently received an email which I found quite suspicious. Upon investigating the sender's IP address, I discovered that others had also received the same email. It is most likely a scam. I couldn't help but laugh at how they addressed me in the email, considering I used a comical name for my email address.

I received an email informing me that my request for financial assistance has been approved, despite the fact that I never applied for it and have no need for any form of aid. I would like to warn others about this email and advise caution when dealing with the associated phone number.

I recently received an email regarding a relief program too. The sender was Adonis Pelada, though the person addressing me called herself Isabella Decosta. I chose not to reply to the email and decided to search for the related phone number instead. It led me to this place. I truly hope that other people aren't deceived into giving away their valuable information or making any form of payment to these blatant scammers.

I am receiving calls and emails from this particular number regarding the hardship assistance program.

I received an email instructing me to call a specific number to be considered for a hardship relief program. However, my suspicions tell me that it is most likely a scam. The given contact number to call back is 866-579-2657 and the person named Ethlyn Reiff sent the email from the address [email protected].

I also received an email regarding a relief program, even though I have never registered for such a program. The email stated that they had attempted to contact me and requested that I contact them back at the number 866 579 2657.

They claimed to be affiliated with a hardship program of some kind.

Impersonating as a credit debt resolution service

I am constantly receiving calls from a certain group of individuals whom I have already blocked. It is important to note that I have never applied for any kind of relief plans. In order to gather more information about the numbers that are calling, I conduct research. If you also receive these calls, it is advised not to answer them under any circumstances. The best course of action is to block them and simply move on. I'd like to emphasize that they also send emails under the name Cole Thill, claiming to be from the Hardship Relief Program. It is crucial to exercise caution and be vigilant when encountering such situations.

I recently received a message informing me that my application for the hardship plan had been approved. Initially, I was inclined to believe the story until I attempted to call them back. However, to my dismay, I experienced great difficulty in getting through to them. It is worth mentioning that I did indeed submit an application for a hardship program offered by the manufacturer of my insulin. Despite trying to reach out to them on three different occasions, I was met with unhelpful responses and no one seemed willing to address my concerns. It's truly frustrating to encounter such uncooperative individuals. Isn't there anyone who can intervene and resolve this matter?

I never signed up for a hardship relief, so it came as a surprise when I was notified that I got approved for it.

I received an email regarding a Financial Relief Program. The email was addressed to me, even though I don't require any financial relief. However, many people in the country do. Upon closer inspection, it appears that this email might be a scam. The content of the email is peculiar and it doesn't match the names of other recipients mentioned in it. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

I received an email regarding a program for financial relief. I haven't enrolled in such a program, and it's advisable not to reply.

I received a phone call from them, but I chose not to answer. They also sent me an email regarding a financial relief program. The email mentioned a program name and provided the same number to contact them back. It's important to note that I haven't applied for any relief programs in recent times.