Never give out personal data to unsolicited texts. When a message claims your address verification is ‘undeliverable’ and asks you to call a short‑code, treat it as a red flag. Scammers often use your name or maiden name to add credibility, then pressure you for the last two digits of your Social Security Number or other verification details. Block the number, report it to the FCC and your carrier, and never click links or reply. If you’re unsure, contact the legitimate company directly using an official phone number you find on a bill or their website. Remember, sharing personal info with a scam can lead to identity theft.
They initally called and left a message threatening to press charges against me, then followed up with a text stating my adress was undeliverable.
Evidence suggests this number is involved in malicious activities, such as check fraud and phishing, as they addressed me by my full name and are linked to another scam number.
A text message was received, though its content is unclear
I've been recieving strange texts about "michael davis", and I just got a text saying I need to update my informations at this number, so I looked it up and found this webpage
I have received the same message as others, which suggests a potential scam.
The same message was received by multiple individuals, and upon calling back, an automated system requested personal information without disclosing the company's name, leading to suspicion of a scam or spam, and it is advised to block such numbers.
Following a blocked call from an unknown number, a similar message was received, mirroring experiences reported by others.
On 09/03/2020, a message was received stating that the location verification service had failed due to an undeliverable mismatch of occupants, with instructions to update information by contacting 405-594-7853 and referencing 49178.
It appears that scammers have managed to link my name with my dad's phone number, as he received a text message addressed to me. The question remains as to how they obtained this information, highlighting their aggressive tactics.
I recieved a text message with my maiden name, they asked me to call another number with a reference, no way
The inquiry remains unclear, as a discourteous woman picked up and refused to disclose her company's name.
For years, I have been receiving collections calls on my cell phone regarding GENETTA CARMAN, and here is the most recent message I got:
The call got disconnect due to failed delivery and occupant mismatch
I received a suspicious text from this number, which appeared to be a scam, as it requested my social security number without providing any legitimate information
I've just received this call
I recieved the same text message
I received a text message from this number, which was unexpected.
A call informed me that my address on file did not match the current occupants, and requested I dial a number to update the information
A text message was received from this number, instructing me to contact them due to an issue with my address being unreachable, with instructions to call a different number.
This is another attempt by Portfolio Recovery to elicit a response, using a new tactic, but it is recommended that you do not engage with them.
My dad and my husband recieved text messages, addresed to me, with my maiden name, stating my adress is no longer deliverable, please update at 4055947853
My dad and husband both recieved a text with my maiden name, stating that my adress is no longer deliverable and I should cal to update it
I received a text message from this number.
The message I received was identical and clearly a scam
Despite numerous attempts to contact them, this collection agency refuses to respond, and I have reported them to the FCC, the fair credit agency, and the DNC list for their persistent calls and texts regarding a debt from someone who worked for me nearly a decade ago
After receiving multiple undeliverable messages, I decided to call back to investigate.
A text message was sent to me from this number, stating that there were multiple failed deliveries to the address associated with my name and suggesting I update it
Recieving a text from this number todai, referencing another number, prompted me to call them, they claimed it was about a Capital One judgement, which is funny since i've never had a Cap One card, the guy mentioned a $5230 debt and $2500 in lawyer fees, i just laughed and told him to have a nice day, then he hung up abruptally
All indications suggest that this is a phishing attempt.
A similar experience was had, where the caller requested the last two digits of a social security number