Question:
***SCAM ALERT*** via text 18138620446@alert.com a new security message. call now toll free to hear it.?
2009-08-28 07:55:03 UTC
SCAM ALERT
I received a text message asking to contact this number. Text message states
"18138620446@alert.com/ / You have a new security message. Call now toll. free: 1 813 862 0446 to hear it."

I called the number, but blocking my number, it is an automated system stating someone is attempting to access your account info from India. asks you to press # to continue. Then asks you to input your 16 digit credit card info. I hung up at this point.

I recommend against anyone puting their credit information, I believe this is a credit scam. I will be reporting it asap along with trace info.

Caller ID: Text Message from "3608"


P.S. oh by the way this all began a few hours after I was trying to change my phone plan online.... that is also where a supposed virus window popped up...not my online security which I am suscribed to.
Six answers:
bio-nuke
2009-08-28 08:41:42 UTC
i just got the same text, but from 3662



i did a google search and it came up a land line in nappels florida
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2016-02-13 07:07:11 UTC
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2016-10-06 16:05:28 UTC
-10 I do purely no longer do it in the 1st place as i'm able to't. I have not have been given any finger to text textile any messages. i'm a plastic mouse with a scroll wheel after all. See my avatar. <--------------- Cheers
kathrynxkatastrophe@ymail.com
2009-08-28 14:38:08 UTC
i got that same text today! but it was from 3567 thnx so much for putting this up.
2009-08-28 14:28:35 UTC
My daughter and I each got this same message with the same information as "3608" within an hour of each other. She has a different T-mobile account than I do. And neither of of us had done anything via the phone or online to update our plans. So I don't think it was that activity that instigated these evil people's contact with you. Sure wish I knew someone who could actually do something about creeps like this.
Ethan
2009-08-28 08:00:45 UTC
Those hackers will try anything nowadays.


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