Turns out these “call me back” texts from a guy named Sean are more common than you think. Most recipients report a brief message, sometimes a voicemail, urging a return call to a different number. The safest move is to ignore the request, especially if you never initiated contact. Block the original 561‑231‑0915 line and add it to your carrier’s spam filters. Never share personal data or banking details with unknown callers, and double‑check any numbers they provide against official sources. If the messages persist, report them to your phone provider and consider filing a complaint with the FTC. Staying vigilant keeps your information secure.
A call was received, and a message was left:
A man with an Australian or British accent, claiming to be Sean, left a voicemail asking me to call him back, which seems like a phishing attempt.
I got a text from this guy Sean, he told me to call him back at 833-642-3551, insted of 561-231-0915, i just saw the second message.
A text message was received from this number, addressed to the wrong person, and requesting a callback with questions, claiming to be from someone named Sean.