If you or your husband is using an IPhone, most likely the Robocaller was just dialing numbers. They hit SW Florida this week, Including my phone.

Make sure you also have anti-virus and anti-spyware applications on your IPhones and Tablets, just like you should on your computers. Here is one I use that has a free trial, of course they want money after 30 days. Or you can delete and re-install the program and keep using it for free (I have for years).

www.avast.com for Avast AV for PC's and Smart Phones.

For those of you getting the message claiming (falsely) from Suncoast FCU to verify ATM/Debit card information, first don't respond to them or ever give out your personal or financial information to anyone that contacts you by phone, email, text, fax, etc.

Here is the phone number for Suncoast FCU (the real one) in Tampa, FL. If you are their customer, let them know you got this Phishing attempt. They have been aware of it for several weeks and customers had all the money stolen electronically from their bank accounts that gave out personal information. Of course Suncoast would not admit this easily, but it was not through any fault of Suncoast FCU, just customers that were fooled. The weak link is when you tell crooks what they need to know to steal from them. It's like giving them the keys to your house, car, and telling them where the money is so they can walk in and take it from you.

http://www.suncoastfcu.org/

Here is their link for this particular fraud alert:
http://www.suncoastfcu.org/SuncoastCommunity/ ... 64/Default.aspx

Telephone Number (USA only) 800-999-5887

I spoke with Suncoast FCU security in Tampa, FL today about a text message I received on my private cell phone number. It came from an email in Russia from:  admin@7todufa.ru  trying to get ATM/Credit card information from Suncoast FCU customers. Of the people that got fooled into giving out personal financial information that are Suncoast customers, they got their bank accounts cleaned out of all money by these crooks. The phone number given in the email 813-413-5734 is also a known scam. You will see thousands of complaints on the same number just by doing a Google or Yahoo search. DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR ATM OR ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION.  Your bank already has it and would never ask you to "verify it" from some text message, email, or phone call. These are criminals trying to steal from you, don't fall for it.

Received the exact same text as above on my cell phone.  Also, last week someone made a Robocall from 0-000-000-0000 to my husband's cell phone & he isn't even on my account.  I wonder if they hacked into At&t to get our cell numbers? The recording said there was suspicious activity & to enter my debit card's pin # to verify they were speaking with the owner of the account.  I called Suncoast immediately & they said it was a scam and to hang up if they call again immediately,  as they've been scamming & stealing customers' money. Apparently they are having a problem with their online security??? We've recently returned from our summer vacation & I thought someone might have stolen my card information there, but after receiving this text I don't know how they are getting our cell numbers to target us?

Has anyone else been traveling lately that is getting these texts? Have y'all gotten the same call, too?

One other question...  My card was temporarily shut off due to suspicious activity 2 weeks ago while on our vacation & I had to call them to get it reactivated.  ...did anyone else have this happen to them lately?

Absolute scam to get your card data.

looked fishy

Received a text from 813-413-5734 that read: Dear Suncoast Schools F.C.U customer call us immediately at 1-813-413-5734. Verification needed on your debit/ATM card.

Received a text from 813-413-5734 that read: Dear Suncoast Schools F.C.U customer call us immediately at 1-813-413-5734. Verification needed on your debit/ATM card. THIS IS A SCAM! Never give out your personal information.