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1. consumer.ftc.gov › 08 › how-get-legit-information-about-your-federal-student-loansHow to get legit information about your federal student loans

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   20 sie 2024 · If you need help with your federal loans, make sure you’re working with a contracted federal student loan servicer listed on the U.S. Department of Education’s website. Scammers will want to get your Federal Student Aid account credentials.

2. studentaid.gov › articles › avoid-student-loan-forgiveness-scamsHow To Avoid Student Loan Forgiveness Scams

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   Student loan forgiveness calls, emails, or text messages setting off your scam sensors? Read on to learn how to identify and avoid student loan forgiveness scams and find out what you should do if you think you’ve been scammed.

3. consumer.ftc.gov › 2024 › 04Scammers follow the news about student loan forgiveness

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   16 kwi 2024 · Hearing a lot about federal student loan forgiveness in the news? You’re not alone — scammers are, too. You might get a call from someone saying they’re affiliated with Federal Student Aid (FSA) or the Department of Education.

4. oig.ed.gov › eye-ed-student-loan-scams-and-how-avoid-themEye on ED: Student Loan Scams and How to Avoid Them

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   21 cze 2023 · Cyber criminals and fraudsters are targeting student loan borrowers with schemes and scams aimed at separating you from your money, stealing your personal information, or both.

5. aidvantage.studentaid.gov › components › homeWelcome to Aidvantage! - Student Aid

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   Beware of scams! You never have to pay for help with your student loans. Click below to learn more about debt relief scams.

6. www.ed.gov › content › 3-ways-spot-scam3 Ways to Spot a Scam | U.S. Department of Education

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   29 sty 2019 · You Don’t Have to Pay for Help with Your Student Loans! You’re at home about to start cooking (or microwaving, no judgment here) dinner when you get a phone call from an unknown number. The person on the other end of the line is promising to help you pay off all of your student loans.

7. oig.ed.gov › sites › defaultProtect Yourself from Student Loan Debt Relief Scams - ed

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   Dishonest companies and cyber criminals are targeting college graduates, sending unsolicited texts, emails, or calls with promises to help reduce your student loan debt, consolidate your student loans, or eliminate your student loans completely. You may also see their ads pop up on social media.