619-268-1746
CA, US
 | Manny 2014-06-14 06:14:29 Unknown |
whats up I must bail soon, but if you wuold lkie to talk txet message me at 619.268.1746
This is wat I got from that number lol
This is wat I got from that number lol
| Joaquin 2013-11-04 01:23:59 Unknown |
Jessica Schwartzwalde
Liked ur photo, so I add u.
U are cute do u think we can hit it off?
er.. I need to sign off right now
gunna split right now, txt me k? 619-268-1746
Liked ur photo, so I add u.
U are cute do u think we can hit it off?
er.. I need to sign off right now
gunna split right now, txt me k? 619-268-1746
| Willow 2013-09-28 03:55:10 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. Sending this link is a crime, and it carries an even bigger sentence if sent to a child.
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.
Report it to:
http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
Why am I telling you to hide this information? 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.
Report it to:
http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
Why am I telling you to hide this information? 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
| Charlie 2013-09-28 03:53:59 Unknown |
I live in the UK, someone called lisa messaging my man on Facebook to find out what turns him on and to text her on that number. Not impressed
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