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"Amazon: Congratulations [name], you came in 3rd in March's Amazon pods raffle! Follow this link to : a3gsz.info/F600P1ERqR "
I received the text on April 24rd at 1AM.
Amazon: Congratulations ****, you came in 2nd in this week's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : a2gcv.info/hOiYZR4rO5
Amazon: Congratulations Hans, you came in 1st in March's Amazon pods raffle! Follow the link to : a2gcv.info/hOiYZRA4KY
Amazon: Congratulations Xxx, you came in 1st in March's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : b2gxv.info/5spfY1AI1X
Amazon: Congratulations , you came 1st in today's Amazon pods raffle! Follow this link to : a2gcv.info/hOaAHN362x
I did not click on it and deleted the text.
I looked up the scam, assuming what it was to begin with, to have it verified. However, the one thing I experienced which I did not see in any of my research was that it was trying to send a confirmation receipt back to the number. I canceled it out so it wouldn't send and they would not receive confirmation that my number is in use. Obviously doesn't prevent them from trying to call but don't need to make this easier for them either. I don't answer calls from numbers I don't recognize so they won't get anywhere with me regardless.
I did want to share this so that if anyone has their phone set up to automatically confirm read requests or not paying attention and just hitting okay is more aware.
I have deleted the message from my phone. I was not victimized by this text because it was obvious that it was a scam but it may not be so obvious to others.