Earlier today, a wave of text alerts surfaced warning recipients about bogus package‑delivery and bank‑account messages sent from +1 (505) 498‑7639. Most reports describe a link that claims a shipping address is incorrect or that a bank charge needs verification, then directs users to a fake site that harvests personal data or drops malware. The pattern matches classic phishing scams that exploit the urgency of deliveries or financial alerts. To stay safe, never click unknown links, verify any request through official channels, and enable two‑factor authentication on banking apps. Report suspicious numbers to your carrier and consider blocking the sender.
Beware of this deceptive link, absolutly dont open it!
Unwanted spam and scam texts should be forwarded to the relevant authorities.
Someone claimed my package was shipped to wrong address, but since i dont have any package coming, this is definately a phishing attemp, dont click on the link!
I recieved a text claiming my bank account needed more informations and i had to click on a link, but of course i didnt, and after searching the number, i'm convinced it's a scam
A text message was received, purportedly from my bank, claiming that a large sum had been charged to my card, but this was revealed to be a scam when I checked my account through the bank's app
I recived a text message saying my bank account was overdrawn, thats a pretty obvious scam.
A suspicious text arrived from +1 (505) 498-7639, claiming my address was incomplete for a package delivery. Unfortunately, I clicked on the link and was directed to a site that resembled a postal service, where I was asked to enter my information. It wasn't until I was prompted to pay an additional fee for redelivery that I realized it was a scam.
They tryed to convinse me that they were from my bank and that i had a problem with a Zelle request, but it was probbly a spam link
A suspicious message was received, claiming that a courier delivery was unsuccessful due to an incorrect address, and included a link, which likely contains malware, as USPS would not send such a text.
I received a suspicious text message with a link to update my shipping address, which I believe is a fraudulent attempt to download malware