Proceed with caution when receiving messages from this number, as patterns show a mix of legitimate alerts and deceptive tactics. Several reports highlight scam attempts, like fake betting withdrawals or job offers urging quick replies, designed to extract personal info or money. Legit ones, such as health test results or appointment reminders, seem tied to services like healthywa.gov or Boojed. Block suspicious texts immediately and avoid clicking links or responding—report to authorities if it feels off. Verify any claimed sender through official channels to stay safe from phishing.
A suspicious spam message referenced a betting withdrawal for a Latitude Bank account I don't hold; I blocked it.
Looks like a scam text blast, typical junk. Who even reads that?
Seems like a scammer pushing Atlas BF sales during some Black Friday marathon – total junk, man.
A text from healthywa.gov delivered my 24‑hour Covid PCR result—legitimate!
A test message was sent but received no reply.
Probably a telemarketing ploy: SMS about OzCar buying online with huge savings and door‑to‑door delivery in 72 hrs, plus a 7‑day no‑questions‑asked refund. Opt‑out if you want, but looks shady, man.
Received a spam pitch for a “local job” that asks you to reply “yes” to apply. Sounds dodgy, right?
A legitimate business sent a booked appointment reminder.