Be wary of unsolicited texts claiming to register you for elections, especially when they reference political agendas you didn’t endorse. Many recipients report messages from a “Dan” claiming to be with Powered By People, urging verification of voter‑registration status in Texas. This pattern aligns with typical political persuasion scams that exploit public records to appear legitimate. If you receive such a text, do not click any links or reply “STOP” without confirming the sender’s identity through official state election resources. Report suspicious numbers to the FTC and consider blocking the caller to avoid future spam.
Attempts to return calls have been unsuccessful, but a text message requesting removal from the call and text list was sent.
It is unclear why the poster would think they were called or texted
It appears that outdated information is being used, as voter registration messages are being sent to incorrect addresses, including my husband's phone, highlighting a need for more accurate data.
I have had a similar experience with this number.
Polictical groups are ushally annoying
A call was received from Dan with Powered by People, discussing voter registration and claiming to have sent a form, but the legitimacy of the call is uncertain.
I recieved the same text, it seem like a scam to me, especailly since i allways register my address with voter registration when i move.
Robocall, trying to register me to vote
Dan from powered by people called, saying theyre working to stop trump in texas, and they sent a voter registration form to my home, but I didnt recieve it, suposedly.
The message I received claimed I was unregistered and that a registration card would be mailed to an address where I no longer reside.
It is unusual for a caller to send a text message instead of leaving a voicemail after placing a call
A call from the Houston, Texas area, allegedly regarding stopping Trump, was received, and the caller addressed me as Angela, but I didn't engage