Got a txt message from Bmmluv@messaging@sprintpcs.com.

Multiple text messages from this account: cbnleq@messaging.sprintpcs.com. All regarding a "deactivated account" that doesn't exist.

I have recieved numerous texts from  hmpzhq@messaging.sprint.pcs.com  Says the Dept of Labor has deactivated my account benefits card. To reactivate call 818-338-9201. I have not been on unemployment for 3 years, and have had no deals with the Dept of Labor. So I do not know who this is or y they keep texting me.

I got the same text message and it doesn't apply to me either

received txt msg.from "npxhix" on my cell: "DeptOfLaborHasDeactivatedYour511182BenefitsCardToReactivateCall:1-8183389201"

I don't have any public benefits account of any kind and I'm on the National Do Not Call Registry. Looks like if you return the call, you'll be hit with an exhorbitant phone charge. DO NOT CALL THAT NUMBER. Was 10.25.09 about 5:30 pm EST.

another victim here with the same message as the previous ones.

Fr: cherjb@messaging.sprintpcs.com
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"DeptOfLaborHasDeactivatedYour511182BenefitsCardToReactivateCall:1-8183389201"
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6:10pm Sun, Oct 25, 2009

I may live in CA, but I don't even have a west coast phone number and don't receive unemployment benefits. This is a scam people, be aware. You'd think Sprint would do something about this??

re: 818-338-9201    Since the Federal government doesn't send service members text messages, I was pretty certain something was amiss. Plus, I KNEW that was a Tri-care phone number.

Just don't call back numbers you don't recognize unless they give you very specific sentences.

re: 818-338-9201    Since the Federal government doesn't send service members text messages, I was pretty certain something was amiss. Plus, I KNEW that wasn't a Tri-care phone number.

Just don't call back numbers you don't recognize unless they give you very specific sentences.