You receive a text from a random number that says “Are you planning on meeting for dinner tonight?” You don’t remember making dinner plans, so you text back with “Sorry, wrong number.” They respond “Ok, sorry to bother you!” Seems innocent at first glance, right? That is how scammers who send these types of text messages are hoping to appear. If you receive a text message from someone you don’t know, it is best to just delete it. Even if you briefly engage, scammers will mark your phone down at active, which could lead to more spam texts and calls. […]
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