844-474-2375

I got the same message today. She was calling from a 724-218-9151 - but left the same message with the 844-474-2375 number.

I just gave these people my social security number and my email address and date of birth

Good grief...not a good move.  While email address and DOB are easily found online, you may want to monitor your SS number and credit.  You'll find some useful information here:
https://www.ssa.gov/scam/

I would suggest that you look up the FTC website on Identity Theft and follow those directions.

I received the same phone call on May 8, 2024

Keep getting messages on my cell phone and they leave a message something like...

"This is Allison from Relief Advisory Approval Department. My phone number is 844-474-2375. Not sure if you have spoken to an assigned agent yet but I'm showing an approval of $48,000 thousand dollars and new programs have taken effect. I will keep your account in pending status for now.  When you have a few minutes call back to go over details and benefits. Again my number is 844-474-2375..."

The name given by the caller in the message sometimes changes and sometimes the 800 number given is also different.  The amount is usually $48,000 in messages.  Despite some subtle changes, the main wording of the message stays relatively consistent.  Some of the various names given in the message have been Allison, Sarah, etc.  Usually the voice is female but there was a male voice once.  Also have had the caller say what sounds like "Release" in place of "Relief" in a couple messages.  Also they never give you the actual name of the company they always say they are from the "Approval Department" and I could not find any legit company with the name "Relief Advisory".

I never answer the call or call the number they give back because there is never a company name or phone number showing for the caller ID, it always is listed as "Private Number".   This usually means they are spoofing/blocking a phone number.  If they were a legit business they would not block their number or name.

Per an article that I found online, one of the ways to spot a Debt Relief Scam is when the "company" contacts you first.
https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer ... bt-relief-scams

I did not initiate any calls for Debt Relief since I really have very little debt so I suspect that they just call all of the phone numbers that they can to see if they can hook someone with their scam.

Allison of the relief advisory approval department left voicemail to call her back asking me about borrowing $48,000.00. Looked up phone number which tells me this is a scam. Read above and shut her down