The analysis of the comments and caller information reveals a clear pattern of scam attempts. The caller is using an automated system to ask for sensitive information, such as card numbers, after sending a text message claiming that the recipient's card or account is temporarily locked. This tactic is likely designed to create a sense of urgency and convince people to divulge their personal information. The fact that multiple people have reported receiving similar messages and calls suggests a coordinated effort to deceive and exploit individuals.
Essentially the same experience as previously mentioned.
Apparently, this number sends a text stating (Call: 8629018339 Now) with a claim about a temporary-locked ID and a card issue.
Resolving the issue is straightforward if you possess the necessary key or fob for the door locks.
This person told me my car is temprarily locked.
Similar to others, a scam text was received, claiming a card was blocked and requesting a return call.
Card bank, temporarily locked, scam
The caller falsely claimed that my bank account had been locked and requested a return call to this number.
A text message was received with a prompt to call a number, which led to an automated system requesting card information, a clear indication of a scam.
