407-641-1613
FL, US
 | Griffin 2013-12-13 06:46:06 Unknown |
I got it to
| gamedrake 2013-12-13 05:02:04 Unknown |
The number is 9292274959 and is going by Jessica Cronce on facebook. Profile pic appears to be a latina.
| Berserker228`` 2013-11-08 22:20:38 Unknown |
The new name is Ashely Doliveira on Facebook; The photo looks like a PR or Cuban female 20-25. "It" asked me "Are you a glass half full or half empty kind of guy?" I will admit that I replied, but as you all can see started my research after the fact; lol oops, whatevers ;-)
| kuldeep 2013-11-06 02:42:15 Unknown |
same write to me
| George Thomas 2013-11-04 06:07:32 Unknown |
this number was used by a FaceBook hacker account sent to me as a private message. I did not call or text it back, but that was what the series of PMs were aimed at getting me to do.
| Willow 2013-10-31 05:21:14 Unknown |
The account that is sending these messages is a fake account set up to send these messages in hopes that you will respond to them via text message. If you do, you will be sent a link to a pornographic site, according to a poster here who did text the number.
If you get a message with this number:
1) Unfriend the person sending the message.
2) Report the account to Facebook as either fake, spam, or scam.
In order to protect your information, as there is potential for identity theft as well:
1) Go to your privacy settings at the top of the page in the left hand corner.
2) Hide the following:
Your phone number
Your email address
Your date of birth (you can hide only year if you'd prefer)
3) Hide your friend list.
In the case of phone number, email, and DOB, there is no real reason this needs to be on Facebook. Anybody close enough to call or email you probably already has this information stored in their phone or email contact list. They probably know your birthday as well.
As for your friend list, I believe this is how this number is finding new contacts. Hiding your friends list will prevent the people you know from falling victim.
If you get a message with this number:
1) Unfriend the person sending the message.
2) Report the account to Facebook as either fake, spam, or scam.
In order to protect your information, as there is potential for identity theft as well:
1) Go to your privacy settings at the top of the page in the left hand corner.
2) Hide the following:
Your phone number
Your email address
Your date of birth (you can hide only year if you'd prefer)
3) Hide your friend list.
In the case of phone number, email, and DOB, there is no real reason this needs to be on Facebook. Anybody close enough to call or email you probably already has this information stored in their phone or email contact list. They probably know your birthday as well.
As for your friend list, I believe this is how this number is finding new contacts. Hiding your friends list will prevent the people you know from falling victim.
| Random Guy 2013-10-31 05:17:39 Unknown |
Also got a friends request from a Jennifer Laboisonnier. Upon accepting... msg recieved as follows
J.L. - I liked your picture so I added you.
J.L. - What do you do on the weekends?
J.L. - er.. I gotta log off right now :<
Aww - Me
J.L. - Txt me sometime 407-641-1613 :)
Googled her and her number and came acrossed this... possible scam avoided!!!
J.L. - I liked your picture so I added you.
J.L. - What do you do on the weekends?
J.L. - er.. I gotta log off right now :<
Aww - Me
J.L. - Txt me sometime 407-641-1613 :)
Googled her and her number and came acrossed this... possible scam avoided!!!
| keith 2013-10-31 02:51:39 Unknown |
I just got the same from a Jennifer kuether on face book.... did not text it
| Hunter 2013-10-22 19:22:57 Telemarketer |
First received a Facebook message which gave me this number to text. Person's name was Jennifer Hindmarsh. Upon texting the number, I received, "Oops link is http://x.hottcam.com/#sapph1re text me ur user name so I can add you on there!" Which directs you to Fling.com.
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