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The scammer sends an initial text message with your name saying you have been approved for a "house warranty". As soon as you reply, the scammer asks which appliances you own and whether you own or rent your home. The scammer then sends you an unsecured link of jumbled letters and numbers which leads to a form where you would enter personally identifiable information of first and last name, address, phone number, and email address in order to get a quote.

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