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Text message: Good morning! Someone told me about a beautiful trail nearby that I haven’t seen yet. Want to check it out?
Call at 2:45 am in middle of night and shown as possible scam. Did not answer call.
its don jr my father anbd i need you to do one thing - update your voter verification record
Claimed to have found my dog. Came up as spam on my phone.
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It obviously started talking while my message was playing, so all I got was the call back number, which is shown above. Call originated from 888 317-5746
They said they will be in town in January and want to meet for lunch.
Call came in - my phone identified as spam - my phone stated party was leaving message - no message
I also have Assuarance lifeline, has for 3-4 years now, I looked through mu account online and this number comes up as outgoing every now and again. call time usually a few seconds, but one or two more than a minutes its really strange...
Fake fraud alert claiming to be from Walmart. Recorded voicemail message. Wanted access to phone and requested a call back.
The caller wanted to give an $850,000 check in trade for a $25 money order from bank or a gift card from Walmart at our home address. Police said to tell them bank knew of similar fraud offers and tell them the bank refused to issue money order. The caller insisted. in two calls, they were aware of similar kinds of calls but he was representing a business. We hung up on the caller. .
Amazon smishing/scam. The unidentified and unknown sender claims to be collecting funds in support of unionizing Amazon. No formal organization is identified. Legitimate unions identify themselves loudly and proudly. The website provided in the scam is also new. Again, not union loud or proud.
I got a message that they are doing tree removals in my area and there is 1 quote slot open. At no time was the company name given and there were abbreviations, misspellings, and emoticons used in the text.
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I didn't answer, but I knew I wasn't expecting a delivery