In addition, this "Mike" probably works for the scammers, also, and is trying to make his so-called "loan" company look legitimate! This seems to be the latest scam that "they" have come up with: you have been "approved" for a loan that you "might" have applied for some time ago, but was turned down...but now, you've been approved for a $5,000, $10,000, etc. loan, and to call the number they give you. If you notice, the caller has a thick, sub-continent accent (Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, etc.), and is just another new slant on their old scams. Report any of this to the FTC, or call the U.S. Senate Special Committee Hotline, at 1-855-303-9470, for help. Our government needs to get with the foreign governments' authorities or Interpol, to try to stop these unscrupulous people! As the old adage states, "If it sounds too good to be true, DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT!!!
In addition, this "Mike" probably works for the scammers, also, and is trying to make his so-called "loan" company look legitimate! This seems to be the latest scam that "they" have come up with: you have been "approved" for a loan that you "might" have applied for some time ago, but was turned down...but now, you've been approved for a $5,000, $10,000, etc. loan, and to call the number they give you. If you notice, the caller has a thick, sub-continent accent (Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, etc.), and is just another new slant on their old scams. Report any of this to the FTC, or call the U.S. Senate Special Committee Hotline, at 1-855-303-9470, for help. Our government needs to get with the foreign governments' authorities or Interpol, to try to stop these unscrupulous people! As the old adage states, "If it sounds too good to be true, DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT!!!