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FreeMSG scam alerts: what to watch out for!
Summary — +18337351897
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Surprisingly, the 1‑833‑735‑1897 texts that claim to be bank fraud alerts are almost always a scam. Callers often know the correct last four digits of your card, making the message feel authentic, but they then request full card numbers, SSNs, or personal details. Never reply “YES” or share any info; instead, hang up and call the number on the back of your card or log into your bank’s official website. Verify any suspicious charge directly with your institution. If you accidentally gave data, monitor your accounts, place fraud alerts, and consider a credit freeze. Treat any unsolicited request for verification as a red flag.
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Recent Reports for (833) 735-1897
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Do people often look up known phone numbers without a logical reason to do so, it's a curious thing?
Following a text message about alleged account fraud, verification with the bank revealed a blocked charge, and subsequent confirmation led to a transfer to an Indian representative, indicating potential legitimacy in certain cases, although contacting the bank directly is the safest approach.
I got a suspicious message from this number claiming that a block had been placed on my card.
After realizing the 'Vaccine Police' text was a scam, I blocked the number, and soon after, I received calls from different 800 numbers, indicating a larger scam operation.
A suspicious text was received, claiming a charge of $0.50 for 'Vaccine Police', which is likely a scam.
It was discovered that this number belongs to a legitimate 3rd party fraud detection service contracted by our bank, which prompts callers to enter their phone number when dialed back, though scammers often spoof such numbers for malicious purposes.
My phone received a suspicious text message from "FreeMSG Desert Financial Fraud Center 1-833-735-1897" regarding a $35.00 charge on a card at Google LLC GSUIT
Didn't answer, probably spam.
I got a text message from this number saying they posibley have a fraudulant charge on my debit card, they had my corect bank and debit card info, and asked me to respond with yes, no, or stop to opt-out
Completly agree with the above statement
After inadvertently sharing the last four digits of my SSN, I am seeking assistance to rectify this situation
You should probably call the number on the back of your bank card, thats the safest option.
I recived a text msg about a doller charge on my bank acount and I was ask to verify if it was legit, I cald the number and ther was alot of verifing proces, I felt like it was a scam so I hang up on them.
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A fraudulent text message was received, claiming to be from Texas Security Bank's Fraud Center, attempting to authorize a transaction at Tom Thumb
After receiving a text instructing me to call immediately to verify a potential fraud, I did so, only to be told I needed to call back from a different phone due to a claimed issue with the line, which raised red flags of a scam.
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What led you to beleive it wasnt genuine?
Received a call claiming fraudulent activity on my account
A text message was received falsely claiming to be from Mechanics Bank's Fraud Division, which appears to be a scam