Block the number immediately and never reply to any follow‑up messages. Most reports describe a recurring scam that sends partially nude photos and pretends to be a new‑in‑town flirt, then asks for personal details or a link. The pattern is consistent across many states, suggesting an automated spam operation rather than a legitimate contact. Delete the offending texts, enable carrier spam filters, and report the number to your phone provider or the FTC. Avoid clicking any links, and never share identifying information with unknown senders. If the harassment continues, consider filing a complaint with your state’s consumer protection agency.
I recived some weird and random mesages from this number, but I'm not interested in pursuing it furthur
If you need to keep a cal log, you can easly do it on your computer, this thread is not your personeal cal log and spaming is agenst the TOS
Same scam as the previous one, occured on 5/21/19, and was deleated and blocked.
I got a text meant for someone else, along with a semi-nude selfie, the person explained they were new to town and thought it was the right number, but it was definitly a scam, poorly exectued.