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		<title>Student Loan Consolidation Fraud &#8211; Beware of scams</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Feb 2010 08:24:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since most students are not known for a lot of money, it seems unwise for a thief, this goal. However, some people are willing, even from students who are already strapped for cash to steal. Thanks to a lot of good press in recent years the many benefits of student loan consolidation are clearly displayed. [...]]]></description>
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<p>Since most students are not known for a lot of money, it seems unwise for a thief, this goal. However, some people are willing, even from students who are already strapped for cash to steal. Thanks to a lot of good press in recent years the many benefits of <strong>student</strong> loan <strong>consolidation</strong> are clearly displayed. You can prevent successful participation in <strong>student</strong> loan <strong>consolidation</strong> fraud with a little common sense.</p>
<p>&gt; Student Loan <strong>Consolidation</strong> Fraud: Social Security Number Scam<span id="more-298"></span></p>
<p>A fraud, that the people who use <strong>student</strong> loan <strong>consolidation</strong> scam uses e-mails and phone calls, supposedly coming from established financial institutions. Contact students claimed to work with <strong>student</strong> loans. Often provide background information and sometimes are able to get the names, phone numbers, and have e-mail addresses of students who applied for <strong>student</strong> loans.This limitation of you are invited to send information with a part of the review, if not all, your Social Security number.</p>
<p>This type of fraud is not new. For many years a similar fraudster has been to countless spam e-mail addresses, asking recipients &#8220;to our security now.&#8221; The emails can use these fraudsters are quite officially. These tricks have worked before, especially with PayPal and eBay users.</p>
<p>What to Watch</p>
<p><strong>Student Loan Consolidation Fraud</strong>also use e-mails, mailings and phone calls that the following signs of fraud include:</p>
<p>- Impossible to low interest rates</p>
<p>- Spelling and grammar errors</p>
<p>- Letters or emails written exclusively in capital letters</p>
<p>- The address of a company you have never contacted before</p>
<p>What to Do If You Have Been Scammed</p>
<p>The first thing you should do if you feel you were cheated out of <strong>student</strong> loan <strong>consolidation</strong> fraud is to right the detailsin relation to your interactions with the company. Then contact the creditor and the Better Business Bureau, so that they are aware of the fraud.</p>
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