845-364-7275
NY, US
arndt
arndt
2011-06-06 21:00:12
Unknown
receieved text saying my benefits were limited and needed to enter my debit card to this number
devvolusicous
devvolusicous
2009-10-27 17:38:02
Unknown
I got a text message from cyemrb@sprint.com stating that DOL DepartmentOfLaborHasLimitedYourBenefitsCard. It told me to call the number listed to reactivate it. I called the number and it had a generic automated system and I hung up. It's most definitely a scam.
vk1030
vk1030
2009-10-27 17:32:45
Unknown
Received text with 845-364-7275 with following message: "Departmentof laborhaslimitedyourbenefitscardaccess.  Found following info dated 9 October 2009 that this is a big scam and DON'T call the number:

Scammers using cell phone calls and text messages are targeting unemployment insurance recipients in order to steal the unsuspecting victim?s benefits. People statewide, including those not receiving unemployment insurance benefits, have received text or cell phone messages that say something like ?The Department of Labor has limited or deactivated your benefit card starting with (first 4-6 digits of card). Call: (various phone numbers) to reactivate.? If they call the number, they are asked for their full card number and PIN. Once the scammer has that information, the victim?s account can be accessed and funds stolen. Most, if not all, the scam messages have been received on the Sprint network. The NYS Department of Labor is working with Chase, the bank that issues debit cards that unemployment recipients use to receive benefits, to address the situation. If you get a call or text message advising you that the Labor Department has limited or deactivated your credit card, DO NOT call the number provided. Neither the Department of Labor or Chase will ever call and ask you for your debit card account information. If you receive one of these messages, don?t respond: DELETE IT. If you have already replied and have given out your debit card PIN , call the customer service phone number on the back of your debit card for help. The Department of Labor is working with Chase to have stolen money restored to victims? accounts. For more information, check the Department of Labor?s website at http://www.labor.ny.gov/.
kg3000
kg3000
2009-10-27 16:45:12
Unknown
got a text from a sprintpcs email, that said "yourdept.oflaborbenefitscardhasbeenlimited" din't call the number, looked suspcious.
mar mar
mar mar
2009-10-27 16:18:49
Unknown
got a text saying "yourdept.oflaborbenefitscardhasbeenlimited" and i had to call to reactivate it. i called and hung up and called chase. they said its a scam!
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