Watch for unsolicited Uber login codes arriving at odd hours—these are classic phishing attempts. If you never requested a ride or password reset, ignore the message and do not tap any links. Delete the text, then consider blocking the sender or forwarding to 7726 to trigger carrier-level suppression. For added safety, enable two‑factor authentication within your Uber app and review recent login activity. Regularly purge unknown contacts from your address book to reduce spam exposure. When in doubt, contact Uber support directly through the official app rather than replying to the suspicious number.
Having used Uber in the past, it's unclear who sent a code, but a face-to-face meeting would be interesting
To block unwanted text messages, forward them to 7726, which will prompt your carrier to take action. If this code is not supported by your carrier, contact them directly for assistance with blocking unwanted messages.
I recieve alot of text from this number with a UBER code, its getting annoying
I recieved texts from this number, but it was just someone trying to log in with my phone number, i just loged out and back in
I recieved a test for a uber code, havent used uber in a few monthes.
Within the last week, two Uber codes were received from this number, both between 3 and 4 am.
A suspicious text message was received, claiming to be an Uber code, although no Uber rides have been purchased under this phone number in over a year, indicating a potential scam.
Recieving the same annoying texts continuosly now!
A text message with an Uber code was received, which is suspicious since I don't use Uber.