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- Flanders, NJ, USA • Apr 28, 2025
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I was called by "Yannie Binwek" at 657-900-8133 and she explained that I could have student loan forgiveness. I'm supposed to be getting it soon so I asked "are you with the department of education?" She said they worked with the department of education. They had all of my information, I didn't give them any. They even had the last four digits of my social security. They have my address and phone number and I'm scared they'll be able to reach me, especially after this report.

They went through everything very quickly to the point where I couldn't keep up. They said they would take care of my loans and all I had to pay was about $1900. I told her I can't pay that. She said I could pay $195 today and then pay $20 for 36 months. So I agreed. They sent over contracts and didn't have me read them, just sign. Yannie used the email [email protected]

I felt strange afterwards about the whole thing so I called back and asked that everything that was done be canceled. The person on the phone told me that I would never be eligible for the service again. And I said "please just cancel it." The woman said "I wouldn't scam you, I'm a single mother of five kids" but she was still fighting me on canceling it. The woman begged me to talk to an advisor or something so I waited for them to call me. I got on the phone with my bank to try to cancel the payment but couldn't because it was pending. My bank advised me to call back and demand that they take me off of everything and take everything out of the system. In the meantime, I looked up the company "New Education Relief" and saw that they were not accredited by the ScamPulse.com and that people online were saying it wasn't legit.

I texted Yannie to call me back because she wasn't picking up her phone. A new woman named "Barbie" called and left me a voicemail from the number 657-900-8194 to call and talk to me. I called her back and didn't receive an answer the first few times. When I finally got through to her I demanded that all my information be taken down and that they do not have authorization to charge anything to my account. I also said any permissions through what I signed are void because I have 24 hours to back out. She once again tried to fight me on canceling and requesting a "reason" why I wanted to stop the service. I finally told her I don't need a reason and I wanted them to get rid of my information.

I also emailed Yannie (so it would be in print) that I rescind any permissions given to the company and said the contracts signed are not with my permission. This email happened at 4/24/25 around 3:50 PM. I will provide the screen shot if need be.

They no longer responded to me after that, whether by phone or email.

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- Corona, CA, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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Received a voice mail, Ignored it.

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- Wills Point, TX, USA • Apr 04, 2025
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I was contacted about getting my student loans reduced to zero in a few months. I was told that it would cost me $1800 and I could pay it off in four months. I did not due my research on this company and found out that it was a scam after they had my money! They had a lot of information on my loans already so it fooled me into believing they were legitimate. I reported them to my States Attorney General’s office and to my bank. I tried to talk to someone at New Education Relief but I kept getting the runaround.

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- Riverside, CA, USA • Apr 01, 2025
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Unsolicited and Constantly calling leaving similar voicemails: 13642241267 Deposited a new message:

"Hello, this is an urgent message from US Loan Services. We have been trying to reach you regarding your personal loan pre-approval offer but have been unable to connect with you. To speak with our underwriting team and complete the process, press one now. Your loan approval is almost complete, but we need to verify a few final details before proceeding. If you no longer wish to receive updates, you may press 9 to opt out. This matter requires your immediate attention. Please call us back at 833-746-6947 as soon as possible and ask for the verification or underwriting department to avoid any delays in processing your loan."

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- Edcouch, TX, USA • Mar 26, 2025
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Got called to lower my loan. I paid 150.00 and tried calling to get info. Call goes to voice mail. Called the billing person and person states the assigned person is at lunch or out on vacation.

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- Orlando, FL, USA • Feb 27, 2025
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They stated they could lower my Parent Plus loans from over $1,000 dollars to just over $100 and then came back and stated since my husband and i file jointly the lowest the could do was $500 they said i would not be able to negotiate this for myself with Student Aid folks which I did find to be very difficult they said the charge for this service would be $251.50 for 6 months by the time late December/January 2025 I have been ghosted they have not answered phone calls, emails etc. I have reached out to my credit union to report the Fraud as well.

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- Denver, CO, USA • Jan 30, 2025
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I got a call that I had qualified for student loan forgiveness and that I had to pay $150 per month for 4 months then after that $19/mo for like 15 months. They had a contract to sign and told me to make sure to set up my online account with FSA (where I used to have an account but it was one day just erased and gone for some reason) I never set up the account which didn’t please them and they kept asking me to do that everytime they contacted me. I wasn’t able to make any payments after the first two and they have been threatening to remove me from the forgiveness program altogether. I told them to do whatever they had to do bcuz I just didn’t have the money. They didn’t seem very professional to me at all and I have been trying to find out HOW to investigate this to see if they are legit or not. I finally called my loan service provider and found out that they’ve not credited my loan amount the $300 I’ve paid to New Education Relief! Also my loan servicer had never heard of them, nor were there any notes on my account about them which there should have been the rep said. I’m mad I got tricked and feel stupid!

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- Stockbridge, GA, USA • Jan 27, 2025
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The Enrollment Associate, Richard James, of Freedom Loan Resolution Services said I qualified for federal loan forgiveness due to my occupation. He knows my social security number, debit card info, address, work address, and phone number. He created a monthly schedule where payments would come off of my debit credit on the 7th of each month. He told me to stop paying my federal loans online and he would submit an online application for me & the Department of education would see this application. It would take 45-60 days for my loans to be consolidated and the remaining loans would go to the Aidvantage website. I also sent him my recent pay stub and 2023 tax return

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- Bishop, CA, USA • Jan 24, 2025
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Email to call them for college loan forgiveness.

Phone call directed me to open FAFSA and give account details like debt balance. They asked me to upload my data onto their website (listed above). I didn't and ended the call.

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- Buckeye, AZ, USA • Nov 19, 2024
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Received a email stating that my student loans were in question. I don’t have any student loans. Researching the phone number it brought me here.

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- Mesa, AZ, USA • Nov 19, 2024
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Gave an id number of a student loan used my full name sent to my email address

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- Twentynine Palms, CA, USA • Nov 05, 2024
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Her name is Kyra Egil. She states that she is with the Student Loan Debt Department. She stated that" thisis regarding your case number 73971. This is about my student loans have been flagged as possible eligible for forgiveness under the new 2024 guidelines. Theum ber she left is 855-749-7444

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- Sunnyvale, CA, USA • Sep 12, 2024
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Entered by ScamPulse.com staff:

The scammer (Shawn) called me and said they work for Alumni Support Center and also work with the Department of Education. Shawn had an Indian accent and was hard to understand and I asked him to repeat himself multiple times in order to understand. The long, short of it was, Shawn said they could forgive thousands of dollars in my student loan and had me log in to my FAFSA. I gave him my husbands social security and name and address and passwords but did not pay, as he requested. I told him to call me back. After I hung up the phone with him, I changed my passwords. I am not sure if he really is with Alumni Support Center or was a scammer. I am hoping to warn others so they do not have to go through what I went through too.

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- Collinsville, OK, USA • Jul 19, 2024
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I was first reached out to by email. Saying I needed to call them by the end of the day to get my student loan forgiven. I called because I plan on going back to school.. They said they needed my card info and login info for my Federal student loan. I gave them all thinking they could get it fixed. Thinking this was a way to go back to school. I signed documents while the guy perstied me on the phone to sign them. I had no clue they were scamming me.

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- Yuma, AZ, USA • Jun 26, 2024
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Student loan forgiveness, asking to call their number

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I received same message and I just contacted StudentAid.gov to update my account to consolidate my loans. I was waiting for notification from student aid but, was contacted by them. A Donald, Duran and he seem to get upset ever time I had hesitating questions and said they’d have me pay $249 a month for 12 months and $39 for 20 years as my forgiveness and it would take me 200 years if I did it on my own. He said I’m in good hands and there to help because government don’t care to help.

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Various representatives connected with me to apply on my behalf to receive student loan debt relief around March 2022. I came to realize I may have been scammed when I tried to reach out to said company/representatives this year after receiving a multitude of notifications that loan repayments are coming due. When I did an internet search for the company known to me as 'United Aid Group' It dawned on me that this company is fraudulent. I was advised by a banker to have an investigation done by the bank to resolve and possibly recuperate the funds I had lost but as I went back into my emails and transactions for this evidence it dawned on me that I was online banking solely at the time and that establishment does not have a customer service department for me to contact.

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- Detroit, MI, USA
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I was contacted by someone supposedly regarding student loan forgiveness debt, from President Biden eliminating a portion of my student loan debt. But I would have to make payments in excess of 4000 plus dollars and the rest would be eliminated.

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- Baton Rouge, LA, USA
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I will approach to pay off my student loan.

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- Philadelphia, PA, USA
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Student loan paid to this company. But found out they are not with higher education.

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