You weren’t the only one who got a puzzling text from that number, and the pattern points to a typical spam or telemarketing campaign. Many recipients mention generic greetings, a familiar‑sounding name like “textieflirt518,” and offers that range from fake caregiving jobs to medical supply sales. Since the sender often uses texting platforms such as TextPlus, the messages can bypass traditional call‑blocking tools. To stay safe, don’t reply, avoid clicking any links, and forward the text to 7726 (SPAM) so carriers can flag it. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list and reporting it to the FTC if the volume grows.
The number they called from was acually 918-917-5595
A medical company attempted to sell diabetic supplies, and after being informed that their number had been blocked, it remains to be seen whether the calls will cease.
A text was received referencing a posting on care.com, suggesting a potential job opportunity, but the approache seemed suspicious and led to the closure of the care account.
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The same text was received, but the sender's name was unknown, except it was signed as 'textieflirt518'.
According to othr posters, you can forword these ilegal texts to 7726 and your cell phone carrier will investigate and instal spam filters, appartently, it's a good way to stop the texts
Someone sent me the same text, still have no clue what its about
They adressed me by name, and when i responded, i recieved a strange message
I also got a text message from them and they somehow knew my name
Instead of receiving a call, a text was received, and upon calling the number, it was identified as a Textplus number, prompting a visit to their website to obtain more information.