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 asked for the last two digit's of my dad's SS#, but rang my phone instead
Receiving this number is absolutely ridiculous, it's clearly a scam with a text containing a reference number.
Multiple reports indicate that the same text message has been sent to various individuals.
Apparently, I've had the same experience as others, receiving an identical message.
My sister recived a call on her private phone, which is not related to mine in any way, and the message didnt seem to have any good intent.
Just a few minutes ago, I got the same text, which struck me as odd
I have had a similar experience, receiving the same message just moments ago
The automated message stated that there have been multiple attempts to deliver something to the address on record for the specified name, and provided an option to update the information by calling 405-594-7853.
A similar incident occurred, where the caller asked for my ex-wife, citing a mismatch in occupant information, which has raised significant trust concerns.