
Every day I get a gazillion phone calls and texts from the so-called “lending companies” saying I’ve been approved for loans. Yesterday afternoon, when I woke up I had a ridiculous text message. Here is that message.

First of all, the area code is not even close to mine, so I have to imagine that this is some sort of scam. I can’t help but think if I responded to it, it would allow whoever this is access to my phone and stuff. Why do I think this way? It’s hard to believe that you can’t trust anybody these days.
This looks like an innocent text. Perhaps it is. However, I can’t help but think it is just a new way for a scammer to entrap someone.
Yea…you have to treat everything as a scam…and that is sad that it’s come to this.
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ditto to what Max said.
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Hadn’t seen that angle before. Too bad scammers can’t use their creativity in a more positive way.
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Today I got a message from someone calling me Leah. They were asking if I wanted to sell my house. The house I lived in from 1999-2005 when I was married to my ex. It was totally the right address. Very weird.
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Really weird…almost like stalking!
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Exactly
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