Imagine getting a sudden text that pretends to be from a political figure asking for money. The message floods your inbox with urgent language, a fake link, and an easy “STOP” reply that often does nothing. First, don’t click any links or share personal info. Next, block the number and report it to your carrier or the FTC. Keep a screenshot in case you need it for an investigation. Consider using a call‑blocking app that flags political‑spam patterns. Finally, stay skeptical of any unsolicited donation request, especially when it references ongoing legal drama or elections.
A text message was received from this number, requesting support for a political candidate, with whom there is disagreement.
I was targeted by a political scam sent via text message.
I got a text supposedly from Trump
It's likely that this communication would be classified as a political exempt call
A potential violation of anti-spam laws, this message inquired about voting preferences for Trump if he were arrested, which seems like spam.
Appearently, this number is used to solicit donations for Trump's campain, be awear.
This number is associated with soliciting donations for the Trump campaign
A message purportedly from Trump was received, requesting an endorsement before a trial, with an option to reply or opt-out
Another text message was sent, requesting money.
A suspicious text was received from someone claiming to be a billionaire, begging for spare change, again.
This number sent me a text message.
The message from teamtrump.vip/tKSZP reads like a desperate plea for endorsement, complete with opt-out instructions