Recent text patterns reveal a surge of messages claiming your AT&T service has been changed right after high‑usage alerts. These texts often include a prompt to reply with a keyword or payment info, and they typically originate from the short code 1111487700, which isn’t an official AT&T number. Never reply to unknown service‑change texts, and always verify directly through the carrier’s official app or website. Consider blocking the sender and reporting the incident to the FTC or your mobile provider. Keep your account details private, enable two‑factor authentication, and regularly monitor statements for unauthorized charges.
They asked me to respond with 'total' to pay off my account balence, which I'd already taken care of weeks prior. I took a trip to the local AT&T store, and the manager assured me it wasn't from them. But here's the weird part - when I checked with my bank, the message had the last four digits of my card. Super frustrating.
I typed No and they sent me another message:
The same thing happend to me - got the message right after that top 5% data usage warning from AT&T.
This morning, I got the same message. It seems kinda connected to that AT&T text about using too much data, but honnestly, it doesn't make a lot of sence. You'd think AT&T would at least identify themselfs in the message or something.
Rachael here, and I've recieved that same suspisious text twice in two months, always following the AT&T data usage alert. This has me convinced it's not from AT&T, as they can't just make changes to your account without your consent. If they could, people could cancel their contracts without penelties.
Got this weird mesage saying my service has been changed, but I didnt even request it
Apparently, my service has been changed, lol what servce?
