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Is BlueWaveLoans.com a Scam or Trustworthy Website?
Is BlueWaveLoans.com a Scam or Trustworthy Website?

I received the "BlueWaveLoans.com" email below and do not trust it because it look suspicious. The email was sent from "ourfitmoms.com" instead of "blueWaveLoans.com". If anyone has any information about the email below or BlueWaveLoans.com, please share in a comment below.

The “BlueWaveLoans.com” Email

From: Sarah Sarah@emails.ourfitmoms.com

Subject: [name removed] from cv

[name removed],

Congratulations on your continued employment at cv with a monthly earnings of 1500. Do you still reside at [address removed] with the same phone # [number removed] and a birthday of 19710701?

We still have your application on file from earlier this year when you utilized our services to borrow some money. We are reaching out to you again because you're already fully approved to borrow money again should you have the need.

Since our records indicate that you made payments on time we are extending out another offer, except this time we can cut the fees and interest rate down by 80% and will get you setup again with absolutely no upfront expenses or further credit checks since your already in the system.

To take advantage of this offer we are presenting to you simply visit BlueWaveLoans.com to apply via our dedicated portal only available to existing customers such as yourself. Should you no longer be interested in our services, simply click the unsubscribe button below to be permanently removed from our customer database.

Regards,
Ashley

Client Retentions
BlueWaveLoans.com
Now Owned By Bank Of America

Comment sectionComments / Answers (19)

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by an anonymous user from: Radnor Township, Villanova, Pennsylvania, United States

ok so how come the authorities cant track down these lowlifes !!!

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by an anonymous user from: Baltimore (City), Baltimore, Maryland, United States

What kind of company are you? A insurance company that is collecting data not a loan company?

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by an anonymous user from: Burlington County, Southampton Township, New Jersey, United States

They sent me an email containing my insurance claim number from a homeowners claim. How did they get that? Are they connected to my insurance company? I’m so confused!

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by an anonymous user from: DeKalb, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Yeah they're doing the same identical thing to me thanks for your help do not trust these people their pieces of s***

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by an anonymous user from: Eatonville, Washington, United States

They had my address, but a bogus phone number.

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by an anonymous user from: Los Angeles, California, United States

I received an email from Blue Wave Loan that had my address and an incorrect phone number. I was approved for a $1,500 loan so I called the number provided in the message, but was told that there were no agents available to speak with me. Beware everyone of this scam!

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by an anonymous user from: San Antonio, Texas, United States

I have been contacted by this company with old information about myself.

They are forwarding me to a link to update my information. I do not remember applying for a loan with them.

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by an anonymous user from: Budd, Illinois, United States

I just received a very similar email saying: "Your loan document is ready and available for e-Signature. You are only now one step away from being funded. We are happy to be able to help. For $8300"

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by info

They are trying to steal or phish your information. Please ignore the emails.

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by an anonymous user from: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

I called the phone# and it asked for personal information, the recording said: "all agents are busy, pleaae visit website for further info.

SCAM, SCAM, SCAM Shame on them.

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by an anonymous user from: Los Angeles, California, United States

I got the same email. I do not know who they are cause, i never contact them but they do have my name ,work address, date of birth and income. I would like to be remove from then and delete my information R.V.

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by an anonymous user from: Kansas City, Kansas, United States

I got the same email. I never applied to Blue Loans....they had some info on me but some was also incorrect.....don't know why I got this??

They approved me for $1300 and only charge $100 for the loan....don't sound right for any of the bottom feeder payday loans... I say stay away from this!

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by an anonymous user from: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Its most definitely a scam
from what I can guess, a site that people have used, mostly likely a payday loan matcher has been compromised.

So they are trying to phish more information from people. I would keep an eye on your credit report and email.

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by an anonymous user from: Charleston, West Virginia, United States

I haven been getting stuff from that Sarah person. How do they get your personal info.

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by info

Using phishing scams. Most people are tricked by scammers into disclosing their personal and financial information in email messages, over the phone or on fake websites.

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by an anonymous user from: Santa Clara, California, United States

My dad received this exact same email, and we are wondering if he could be victim of identity theft? What you guys think?? Should we take action and go to the police? or is no need to worry about those kind of scammy emails?

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by an anonymous user from: Garland, Texas, United States

I would contact the employer that is listed in the email and advise them your information was compromised.

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by info

There is no need to because the email may have been spoofed. So, it doesn't mean that the email message actually came from the email address.

Click here for information about email spoofing.

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by info

The emails are sent by spammers and it doesn't mean that your identity was stolen. So, there is no need to worry or report it to the police.

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