Picture this: a random message pops up promising a $20,000 relief grant, but it’s really a classic phishing trap. Most of the reports tied to +1410100008 describe spam, fake bank alerts, bogus delivery notices, and charity‑fund scams. These texts often use urgent language, phishing tactics, and shortened links to lure clicks. To stay safe, treat any unsolicited request for personal or financial info as suspicious. Never tap links from unknown numbers; verify the sender through official channels. Enable your phone’s built‑in spam filter or install a reputable app like Call Control or Mr. Number. If you receive a questionable message, delete it and report it to your carrier or the FTC.
A call was received from "Pastor Tom", offering COVID-19 relief funds, which seems to be a repeat of a previous scam, as reported earlier under a different number.
A person claiming to be Pastor Tom offered $20,000 for COVID relief, but didn't request any information this time; however, the offer seemed identical to a previous one, as reported in case 1410100007.
The message said my name, which is weird
A call was received from someone claiming to be "Pastor Tom", offering $20,000 for covid relief, which seems to be the same scam as reported previously
The constant influx of calls has led to blocking the number, raising questions about the effectiveness of surveillance in preventing such spam.
Received a fake UPS notification about a parcel delivery issue with a link included.
Sent a deceptive text message disguised as credit card verification, beware of this number
A suspicious text message with a link from an unknown sender, identified as jos marla, was promptly ignored.
A scam message was received, inquiring about a $20,000 donation, clearly intended to deceive recipients.
Received a suspicious message from AT&T about payment issues
A text message from this number claimed to be from Chase Bank, stating my card was temporarily suspended and I needed to call them to restore it
Apparently, a scammer send me a text claiming my debit card from Chase has irregular use, but I dont have a Chase debit card, they gave a 844 number to call and I tried it anonymously, the machine ask for my phone number so I gave a fake one from another state, then it ask for my debit card number, I invented one and the machine hanged up
A message was left stating to contact an agent for Covid-19 relief funds via email to ar0774925@gmail.com.
This number is being used for threatening purposes
This is undoubtedly a scam, as they're trying to persuade people to purchase their cards.
A suspicious text was sent, claiming to be from a PayPal alarm, but I don't have a PayPal account and wouldn't trust a link from a text message anyway.
I received text messages from an unknown number.
A text message was received from this number, though its content was not specified.
I got a text from this number saying my bank account had fraud, but i know thats not true, my bank dont have my cell number.
I got a text message from this number, it said please call ***-***-****, it was a obvious spam, the message was something about a USBANK ALERT
i dont know who's this message is from, or what it say's, can someone explain
A message was received from Virginia Cook, which I opened, and subsequently blocked the number.
I'd like to know who this number belongs to.
Doing a quick search on google for corarra club didnt yeild any results, it asked me if I meant Carrera club, but thats not what I was looking for
I recieved a text from Mike with a link, didnt click on it and started to check it here
The number 1410100008 is all i have to say.
I have been receiving numerous messages through both SMS and Facebook Messenger, which I believe may be the result of my girlfriend's ex-husband using Bandwidth.com to hack into my phone
Over a period of two weeks, i recieved several text messages from a number with the area code 141, and it's clear that it's a scam, so i recomend contacting your phone carrier to block it, it's free and efective.
Certain cell phones come equipped with call-blocking features, or you can download free apps like Call Control or Mr. Number to achieve similar results, with options also available for iPhones.
I've received multiple texts from this number and I'm trying to figure out who it belongs to.
