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• Don't tap links in texts you weren't expecting. Open the app or type the site address yourself.
• Don't reply, and don't call a number from the message. If it claims to be your bank, a delivery service, or a toll agency, check with them directly using a number you already have.
• In the US, forward scam texts to 7726 (SPAM). Carriers use them to block the sender.
• A real bank, agency, or tech company won't ask you to move money, buy gift cards, or read back a code.

• If you tapped a link and typed in card or login details, call your bank and change that password now. What to say to them
• In the US, report it at reportfraud.ftc.gov. USPS texts can also go to spam@uspis.gov.
• More on fake alert texts and calls
• Caller ID can be faked and carriers reassign numbers, so reports describe calls and texts that showed this number, not proof of who sent them. If it's your number, tell us.

We can't say for sure, and we don't try to. One person reported it on Aug 27, 2026, describing pretended to be a bank, government agency, or tech support. Treat that as one signal: a reason to be careful with this number, not a verdict on whoever owns it.

The one report was a text or call. What they described: pretended to be a bank, government agency, or tech support.