Late last night, a wave of political‑themed texts rolled out to dozens of users, pretending to be the National Republican Senatorial Committee and even quoting familiar names. Those messages typically contain a short link that claims to verify voter status. The safest move is to ignore and delete the message, never tap the URL, and block the sender. Enable your carrier’s spam filter and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. If you’re unsure, check the official party website or contact your local election office directly. Reporting the number to your provider helps curb future phishing attempts.
I got a spam text from this number claiming to be from Don Jr and the NRSC, asking me to confirm my GOP Voting Status with a link to gopaction24.com/YHB4w
I received a suspicious mms, promptly deleted it, and cleared the trash to ensure it was completely removed.
The frequency of these calls is testing my patience; a message from Kimberly Guilfoyle and the Senate Republicans to verify my voter profile via nrscmajority.com/K4Siz is getting overwhelming
Since the text message addressed me by my first name, and I don't recognize the number, I didn't respond, given my registration on the DNC list.
Upon recieving a strange text from this number, which I didnt recognze, I noticed it containted a picture of a blonde woman and a partial message that read, "my name," before it abruptly ended, apparantly due to a glitch. Fortunatly, I deleated the text without opning it after checking this site and discovering it was a fraudlent message.