Received text from FSCU Financial Services asking to contact 8005318289 to confirm information.

Tmomail.net is an email address for T-mobile. You should try and contact T-mobile and let them know that this person is doing fraudulent activities using there service.

T-Mobile Customer Relations
P.O. Box 37380
Albuquerque, NM 87176-7380
1-877-453-1304

I received a text......and I know that I am not associated with RESOURCEONE@SNMAIL15.TMOMAIL.NET.

I don't trust emails, text, or phonecalls at all...regarding my financial information.

Text message from PSCU

PSCU Financial Services Reminder.  We need all customers to confirm thier account information.  Call us at 8005318289.

I actually received a text message from "PSCU@snmail15.tmomail.net" asking me to call this number and confirm account information. While I doubt that many people would fall for this, it is annoying for two reasons.  (1) My provider charges me for receiving these spam messages, and there's nothing I can do to block them, other than disable the messaging feature completely. (2) I find it outright shameful and pathetic that in these times of economic distress when people are losing their jobs and homes that these vultures have to swoop down and try to pick their bones clean.

Yeah, I got a text from these a***oles as well. I entered a lot of bogus info.. Text was from PSCU Financial Services...when you call the number, the machine anounces "Sun East Financial Security Dept."..I mean, come on...yeah, OK "heres my account number & pin number"

This appears to be associated with smishing (using a text message for phishing personal information) for credit/debit card information. When answereed it states that you must use your phone keypad to verify you information and then asks you to input the 16 digit credit card number.

This is not a procedure used by any reputible finanancial institution or card montoring service.