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SPAM TEXTS PHISHING LINKS SMS SCAM

Jaio about 264-35

PO886

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(2)(O)(9)(2)(7)(O)(7)
The river's name occurs in Exeter ("fortress on the Exe") and many other settlements along its course, including Exford, Up Exe, Nether Exe, Exwick, Exton, Exminster, and Exebridge,[4] where it is joined by the River Barle. The seaside town of Exmouth is at the east side of the estuary mouth, and Dawlish Warren is at the west, with its long sand spit extending across the mouth.

The river fuelled Exeter's growth and relative importance in medieval times. The city's first industrial area was developed at Exe Island, which was created in the 10th century by digging a series of leats into the sandy and marshy land bordering the river. The island became home to numerous watermills producing paper and textiles

Punch about 264-35

PO860

I never received, as far
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CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)

CUSTOMER SERVICE +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)
PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0)


as I know, a spam message, but have received unauthorized charge of $39.90 on my credit card for several months by this company. It appears on my cc statement as scrhugcom 8889835075CT. I called the company's customer service at (833) 552-0869 (from their website) and spoke with a woman who told me that other than someone trying to steal my identity, the only other way to have signed up for this monthly subscription was me signing up "by accident". She then "reviewed" my file and asked me for my home address and email address, which I negligently provided, and lo and behold, those were the home address and my email address used to sign up for their subscription, which she said, showed it wasn't someone fraudulently using my information to sign up for their subscription. I told her that I have excellent credit and have absolutely no need for their service and never would have "accidentally" signed up, and asked that all of my monthly unauthorized subscription charges be credited to my credit card. She then told me that she couldn't credit all such charges because it appeared that there was no fraud by anyone trying to sign-up using my identity and that I must have done so by accident, whereupon she tried to offer me their "service" for $5.00/month. In any event, I "cancelled" the subscription and she submitted a "refund request" for all charges and that I should get such credit or hear back within 5-7 days. While I wait, I will be contacting my state attorney general's office and reporting the company.
AccountActivation
Client:Rein
Amount to transfer in range:1K-3025
PayFrequency:up to date/check
Activate:https://MidweekPay.com/csaadbnhn

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rivera o about 264-35

PO832

keeps texting after i reply stop

CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)
LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)

CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)
HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)
LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER +1(8)(O)(5)(6)(O)(8)(5)(4)(O)(6)

TiTi about 264-35

PO819

New loan options: available
From Client: Perez from TX
With Accnt:****
LendersRequire:IBV an data current

tracey about 264-35

PO792

keeps texting after i reply stop

Teryl re about 264-35

PO757

AccountActivation
Client:Rein
Amount to transfer in range:1K-3025
PayFrequency:up to date/check
Activate:https://MidweekPay.com/csaadbnhn

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