424-5**-**29

We can't say for sure, and we don't try to. One person reported it on Aug 26, 2026, describing wouldn't video call or verify. Treat that as one signal: a reason to be careful with this number, not a verdict on whoever owns it.

The one report was about social media. What they described: wouldn't video call or verify.

• Keep the conversation on the app for now. Moving to WhatsApp or Telegram early is one of the most common patterns.
• Ask for a quick video call before you invest more time. People who are real usually say yes.
• Never "verify" yourself through a link they send. Dating apps don't do safety checks by text, and a verification page that wants a card number isn't from the app.
• Don't send money, gift cards, or one-time codes to someone you haven't met, whatever the story.

• If the photos look too polished, run a reverse image search. Stolen photos are common.
• "Investment" tips from a match are the start of a crypto scam pattern, not a favor.
• More patterns worth knowing