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Address: 123 Example Address, New York, NY, 10001
Bandwidth.com
Orange, Ulster
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12550, 12551, 12552, 12553
Newburgh, NY
41° 30' 3.15", -74° 1' 7.3"
The number 845-219-5917 is reported for involvement in scam activities. A Facebook Messenger text message urged the recipient to contact an individual regarding a purported government-sponsored benefit program. Upon initial engagement, the recipient ceased communication after suspecting it to be a scam. Follow-up messages included personal details such as the recipient's location, bank name, and total annual income. No banking information was shared.
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Yes
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Yes
Risk Level
Risky
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No
Active Status
Active
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(845) 219-5917
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(845) 219-5917
Received text message (Messenger in FB) from a friend (Nancie). Her photo was included from FB as well. The message included the number to reach Mr. Anthony Terry Smith via text. I sent him the details his report indicated. I did not include credit card/debit card number. In 1-2 days I heard back from "Mr. Smith" and realized this was likely a scam when he told me I had qualified. I stopped all communication at that point. But, he does NOT know where I bank. Thank goodness.
(845) 219-5917
Scam related to government-sponsored benefit program. Sent me a text message which included details related to my location, name of bank, total annual income, etc.