This looks like a classic real‑estate solicitation that slipped into a personal text stream, often masquerading as a genuine inquiry. The pattern—unsolicited messages about buying, selling, or renting property—signals a low‑effort marketing push that can border on spam or even fraud if it asks for money or personal data. If you get a text from an unknown number, don’t reply or click any links; instead, block the sender and report the number to your carrier. Verify any legitimate interest through a known channel before sharing details. Keep a log of such messages to help authorities spot larger scams.
Byron, I hope you're having a great Thursday! I attempted to call you this afternoon to discuss your residence; I look forward to our conversation.
A scammer, claiming to be Lisa, has been contacting me, and I believe it's related to real estate.
A suspicious message from Rodolfo was received, claiming thousands of dollars were waiting to be claimed, but it appears to be a scam from lax5umbrella.com.
A text message from this number caught my attention, as it mentioned my address and expressed interest in buying a property in the area.
Upon reflection, the initial report was incomplete; the apartment in question is for rent, but the listing does not include the user's phone number or name, as they reside in Massachusetts and have no connection to the property, with the text message received being addressed to their son and inquiring about selling the property at the right price
It would be great if the apartment thing works out, somone is interested in it now that it's been advertised
Yesterday, i got a text message from someone calle Mia, she was asking about my son's apartment in Cambridge, MA
Text message recived from this number was kinda suspisous
An unsolicited text message was received regarding the purchase of my home, originating from a company based in Lynwood.
I received a text message on my cell phone regarding a real estate purchase.