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A call from, apparently, "Educational Direct". They called twice. First time, didn't answer, and they didn't leave a message. Second time, they said some suspect things while stating where they're from. They knew I was a college student, but they mixed up my address, didn't know if I was a full-time or part-time student, didn't know when/if I was graduating, didn't know the zip code of the college, didn't know if I was currently in college or not, and didn't know how much money I needed. And they called on a number that they shouldn't have even had, and apparently had a PRIVATE e-mail account of mine in their records. They offered an 1800 number that was for Educational Direct, but in the process of explaining about that number, seemed confused.

I called back, and they said that I put in an inquiry online for them; I did no such thing. I told them that I was not the person to ask the questions about (since I'm not the one paying), and they STILL proceeded to try to ask me questions AGAIN. I told them that I'd rather not answer the questions right now, and they said that they were "updating my records to mark me as not interested".
If by some twist of fate this is a legit number for a legit service, their service providers are incredibly rude individuals who seemed confused and hard to understand (which would be a fault of their own training), their policies are terrible, and they should be suspect ANYWAY by having personal information that WOULD NOT BE GIVEN TO THEM.