Imagine your phone buzzes with a message claiming a Facebook login code you never requested. The text typically cites a random code and urges you to tap a link or enter it in an app, often mentioning Tinder or other services. These are classic phishing attempts that harvest your number and can lead to credential theft. Never click the provided URL, and don’t enter the code anywhere unless you’ve initiated a login from the official app. Verify any alerts directly in the Facebook or Tinder app, block the offending number, and report it to your carrier or the FTC. Strengthen two‑factor authentication and keep your account recovery options up to date.
I received a spam text message with a code to confirm on Facebook, followed by similar messages with different numbers.
Another number associated with this issue is 833-286-6420.
A message was left stating that I had been summoned by court and needed to call back or press #1 to find out more about an alleged lawsuit, neither of which was done due to suspicion of a scam
I recieved a gift, or so it seem'd, a access code to a bank account in Napa California, but it came with a strange condition
A scammer called, claiming to be from Facebook, and mentioned a login code for the Tinder app, which I do not use
A message was received claiming to be from Tinder, but I don't have a Facebook account or use Tinder, so it's clearly a scam.
It seemz like this is a scam app related to FB, its one of those popup dating websites, if your phone # is linked to your FB it sends u random scam texts
A text providing a Facebook login from this number is indicative of a scam.
Facebook's Account kit by Monkey was mentioned in a text from them, stating I should use a certain number as my login code