It’s odd how a single toll‑free number keeps surfacing in dozens of unsolicited messages touting a so‑called “Honor Society” membership. Most recipients describe the same pattern: a personalized greeting, an urgent scholarship deadline, and a shortened link to a sketchy .io or other domain. The content reeks of phishing – the goal is to harvest personal data or sell bogus memberships. If you get a text like this, do not click any links; delete the message and block the number. Report the number to your carrier and to the FTC’s spam‑reporting portal. Stay skeptical of any organization that contacts you via text instead of official school channels.
I got a text that said: Join now: [my name]: Your Honor Society membership is still pendng, 10 scholership deadlines are today! Join now: https://... (URL supprimée pour des raisons de sécurité) Honor Society, 501c3
The Honor Society has been sending invitations with suspicious links, which appear to be a potential scam.
A suspicious link was included in a text message claiming to be from an honor society, which appears to be untrustworthy.
A call was made from Michelle Stamper regarding a pending Honor Society membership, claiming multiple scholarship deadlines were approaching.
I recieved a text stating: 'Join now: [my name]: Your Honor Society membership is still pending; 10 scholorship deadlines are today! Join now:', but it seemed suspicious.
An invitation from the Honor Society was sent via a suspicious link, raising red flags
A text was received from an honor society containing a suspicious link, which is definitely untrustworthy.
A call from Michelle Stamper regarding a pending Honor Society membership, claiming there were 10 scholarship deadlines that day and urging me to join via a provided URL
A text was received stating that an Honor Society membership was pending and included a link to join, but the authenticity is uncertain.
The Honor Society sent a suspicious link, asking the recipient to accept an invitation via this link.
Suspicious link recieved in a text claiming to be from honor society, definitly not trustworthy.
Apparently, the Honor Society membership is pending for Michelle Stamper, they claim 10 scholarship deadlines are today and i need to join now, but the link is remove
I recieved a text message regarding a pending Honor Society membership and scholarship deadlines, however the URL was not includued for secirity reasons.
The Honor Society extended an invitation via a suspicious link, requesting the recipient to accept.
Receiving a text from this number with a suspicious link, purportedly from an honor society, raises significant trust concerns
Apparently, +1 (855) 629-0830 Michelle Stamper: Your Honor Society membership is still pending. 10 scholarship deadlines are today! Join now: https://... (URL eliminada por motivos de seguridad) Honor Society, 501c3
I've been receiving messages directly addressed to me, complete with deadlines and links, which appear to be part of a phishing or scam attempt, given their repetitive and slightly varied format.
Personalized messages were sent to me, including a deadline and links, which I suspect may be a phishing attempt
Messages addressed to me directly, complete with deadlines and links, suggest a potential scam or phishing attempt.
The messages I've been getting are addressed to me by name, include a deadline, and feature links, with repeated sendings and varying formats, which seems indicative of a phishing scam or similar attack.
A spam text was received containing links claiming that my membership to a non-profit organization was pending.
I received a spam text message containing links related to the 'Honor Society Foundation Platinum 501 (c) (3) non-profit', claiming that my membership is pending.
A spam text message included links claiming that membership to a non-profit organization was pending, which appears to be a scam
I got a spam text with 2 links claiming my membership to Honor Society Foundation Platinum 501 (c) (3) non-profit was pending, obvioulsy a fake message
A suspicious text message was received, claiming to be an alert about a scholarship and containing a questionable link, which appears to be a phishing attempt.
Es ist besorgniserregend, dass sie eine SMS geschickt haben: "Alert: [Mein Name, Vor- und Nachname, Vorname war falsch geschrieben, aber eine häufige Falschschreibung], Sie haben es verdient bei [aktueller Universität]. Der Stipendienantrag endet heute!" Dann gibt es eine Einladung zu einem fragwürdigen Link. Sie haben vorher SMS geschickt, alle mit ähnlichen Nachrichten. Sie könnten für jemanden, der nicht gebildet ist, legitim erscheinen. Universitäten kontaktieren Sie normalerweise über Nummern, die den entsprechenden Vorwahlcode haben, und Stipendien kontaktieren Sie normalerweise per E-Mail, nicht per SMS.
A text was sent claiming I had earned a scholarship, with a link to a questionable website. However, universities typically contact students through official channels and area codes, and scholarships are usually communicated via email, not text messages.
I recived a text that said: "Alert: [My name, first and last, first was misspeld], you've earned it at [current university of attendance]. Scholarship deadline is today!" it's obviousley a scam, universities dont contact you via text
Given my affiliation with Phi Theda Kappa, an honors society, it's probable that this is a spam call, as my membership is not pending.
This number seems suspicious, as I received a call claiming I had a pending membership in an honors society, which I know is not true since I am already a member of Phi Theda Kappa.
