On Wednesday, XXXX XXXX 2015, a company called EOS-CCA called me referencing my student debts. They informed me if I did not enter into a " XXXX '' as of the date listed above, I would be subject to having charges pressed against me, and that my interest rate due to the contract of the Federal Student Loan I signed at the time I was in school has now risen to 6.8 % DAILY. The amount they said I owed was {$3000.00} dollars above the actual amount. After fearing that I would not be able to make my student loan payments and would be XXXX, they directed me to a website ( XXXX ) where I can print a " XXXX '' and send it back via e-mail. After feeling some relief that I would now be able to handle my student loans and would not be subject to face charges pressed against me, I did some research on the company only to find out they are a fraud. The phone number they called me from is XXXX, the extension number given to me was XXXX, and the " account handler '' only gave me her name as " XXXX ''. On the " XXXX '' I submitted to them, I gave them personal information such as, date of birth, home address, phone number, family size and my social security number.