Imagine receiving a text that claims to be from a mediation department, signed by a "Robert Whitman," and urges you to call a toll‑free line. The language is vague, the personal details odd, and multiple recipients report the same message—classic hallmarks of a spam or scam campaign. Do not reply, click links, or call the number. Block the sender in your device, and consider adding the number to your carrier’s do‑not‑call list. Forward the text to the FTC at spam@ftc.gov or your state consumer protection office. Keep a record, but stay away from any follow‑up contact.
I received the same text message, but it was regarding my ex-boyfriend; after texting 'stop,' I got a response with an email address: admin@unitedrecovery.net.
Recieved the same text yesterday, adresssed to my husbands ex wife, whats the chances of that happning.
Following a robocall from Robert Whitman at the mediation department, I dialed 8663839941 back, only to be put on hold, after which I hung up and sent a text message saying 'Stop'. Subsequently, I received a message stating that I had opted out of United Recovery Solutions and would no longer receive messages from this service, along with an email address, admin@unitedrecovery.net.
To stop receiving texts, respond with STOP.
Urgent message from mediation department seemed like a scam
I got a text message, but it wasnt for me, it was for somone else, so i just ignored it
I was contacted via text by someone claiming to be Robert Whitman from the Mediation Department, referring to my late husband, and despite my emotional response, the caller remained vague and unhelpful when I returned the call
I recieved a TEXT messaje from this number, it was unusual
I recived a text from this number, but it was just a blank message, pretty weird