Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, this caller masquerades as a tech‑support or money‑transfer agent to pry personal data. The pattern across reports shows repeated claims of hacking Facebook or Messenger accounts and then demanding passwords, email addresses, or banking credentials while posing as Western Union or Remitly. Such scams thrive on urgency and fear, so pause before replying. Never share passwords or verification codes, and verify any request through official channels—call the company directly using a known number. If you suspect a breach, change passwords immediately and enable two‑factor authentication. Report the number to your carrier and to the FTC to help curb the abuse.
This hacker had the nerv to ask for my password, saying they were from Remitly, whats the point of that?
A scammer, posing as a Western Union agent, contacted me and attempted to obtain my login information, claiming I could receive $10 for referring a friend whose Facebook account had been compromised
This number is associated with a hacker who managed to breach my Facebook and Messenger accounts and is now sending messages to my friends requesting their email addresses and phone numbers for a money transfer.