It’s odd how often these outreach attempts masquerade as legitimate job offers, especially when they arrive via plain text rather than a vetted hiring platform. The mix‑and‑match of agency names like People 1st and AIL is a classic red flag—a tactic to sow trust while keeping the source vague. If you receive a similar message, don’t click any links or share personal data. Verify the recruiter through the official company website or a known contact, and consider reporting the number to your carrier’s spam‑blocking service. Staying skeptical and double‑checking credentials can keep you from falling into a scam funnel.
Reports have surfaced that this number is linked to a job scam, where individuals are convinced to purchase materials or software, only to incur financial losses, prompting me to report these unwanted text messages.
I recive text message from Nicole about employment, is strange get a text instead of email