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Got a Text From "Ashley with Clear Path" or 949-868-9397? It's Not ClearPath Financial Network

Writer: Harris Brown
Harris Brown
2 days ago
2 min read

If you received a text from "Ashley with Clear Path" about your "file" and were asked to call 949-868-9397, that message did not come from ClearPath Financial Network. We are not affiliated with that phone number or the people sending those texts, and we have no connection to whoever is using the "Clear Path" name in them.

Many people search that number to find out who texted them, and some land on our website because our names are similar. This page explains what we know and how to confirm whether you are actually talking to us.


What These Texts Look Like

Reports posted online, including on the Better Business Bureau's Scam Tracker, describe messages like these:

  • A first name, usually "Ashley," saying she is "with Clear Path" or "from Clear Path."

  • A reference to your "file," often with a dollar amount or a four-digit number.

  • A request to call 949-868-9397, even though the text itself often comes from a different number.

  • Messages sent to people who say they never applied for anything.

949-868-9397 is not a ClearPath Financial Network number, and we do not send texts asking people to call it.


How to Confirm You're Talking to ClearPath Financial Network

  • Our main phone line is (929) 399-0243. If anyone contacts you claiming to be us, hang up and call that number directly.

  • Our only website is clearpathfinancialnetwork.com. Check the address carefully before entering any personal information.

  • Our email addresses end in @clearpathfinancialnetwork.com.

  • Our office is at 108 W 39th Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY 10018.


What to Do If You Received One of These Texts

  1. Don't call the number or reply with personal or financial details such as your Social Security number, bank account or card numbers.

  2. Reply STOP only if you are comfortable doing so, or simply block the number.

  3. Forward the text to 7726 (SPAM), the free reporting service most U.S. wireless carriers support.

  4. Report it to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and to BBB Scam Tracker.

  5. If you already shared personal information, consider placing a fraud alert or credit freeze with the credit bureaus.


Questions? Contact Us Directly

If you're unsure whether a message came from us, call (929) 399-0243 or email info@clearpathfinancialnetwork.com and we'll tell you. We would much rather hear from you than have you guess.



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