...with the text messages from unknown sources that say you've got money on your account, and give a link to collect, or a reply back to stop solicitations?
Ive been searching for their origins, notifying Life Lock, and blocking them. Today, I reported one to Sprint, the carrier for the scammer.
Having gone through ID theft is stressful, at best. How do you protect yourself?
5 Answers
Bob, First, you are such a tease, with that one eye looking at me... But seriously, I have had problems with this, nothing like a big fraud, but have learned to not respond, just delete. Sometimes I feel like responding to chew them out, but then they gotcha..
My wife begins the phone answer of an unknown telemarketer by answering in Spanish, they usually hang up on her... I just ask, lets not waste eithers time, I do not want or need anything, take me off your list so you do not waste our time. Or, I was about to call you as we speak, do you want to buy life insurance?, at which they hang up...
6 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
You answered this question twice. I've combined both of your answers into one.
I agree with everyone else. I open nothing from anyone I don't know . But I do like anwering the phone to someone trying to sell me something, I enjoy winding them up.
6 years ago. Rating: 4 | |