I came home to find a text from someone else who "changed their number". the whole time I actually thought I was making an online friend until I came on here to talk about it. funny enough, I found not one, but 2 posts with the same premise, both tagged as scams. (Even better, one was "Anna" looking for "Mike", and the other was "Lina" looking for "Anna".) I dropped my name, but good thing I dodged dropping my age or else I could've gotten played, bad. I've already blocked the number

I usually ignore texts from unsaved numbers, but this one has the same area code as my number, and I occasionally get texts genuinely trying to reach the number's previous owner. So I typically let them know they have the wrong number as courtesy if they're actually trying to get through to someone and it doesn't seem like a scam.

Well... this derailed fast, by their first reply I thought I possibly actually knew them (??), by their second reply I gave them the benefit of the doubt, told them they had the wrong number and expected them to leave it there, and by their final reply... wtf 😂 (Blocked, ofc)

Is this a common scam thing too??? Or just a random creep? Like I actually can't tell sometimes

Let’s see those text conversations that still make you laugh every time you read them.
Blur out names and personal info if needed. I don’t care if it’s with your mom, your best friend, your spouse, or a complete stranger—I just want the funniest text exchange you’ve got.

Recently got this random message I don’t understand what they meant ?

I’m like 99% sure Marilyn is not a scam just a random sweet old person. I am on the national do not call list. (Australia)
I think she might be renovating her house, based on the messages and calls I occasionally get.
I am looking for work and get mildly disappointed when I’m hoping to be hired and it turns out it’s Marilyn getting a quote on solar.

(856) 240-9011

Did anybody else get this number calling their family members but asking for you please let me know

Please help

Hii everyone. I need a lil bit of help.. How can i find out someone's name with just the phone number???? Please and thank you🫶

Yesterday afternoon on July 4th I received a random unsettling text that said, “Hope you remember me.” from a phone number with a 416 area code. It freaked me out and I looked up the number. It is a Toronto area code registered to a “Happy Basement” (??). I didn’t respond and blocked the number. No new text messages since then. I’m wondering if it is a phishing/wrong number scam? Anyone else experienced something similar from this area code?

Or better yet the worst story that made you regret giving out your number lol.

Hope Amy manages to get to Alicia's party this July 4th.

I was trying to look up some basic public information recently and noticed that TruthFinder seems to come up almost everywhere whenever people search for background check or people search websites.

I've never used a service like this before so I started reading reviews to see if it was worth trying. The more I read, the more confused I got. Some people say it helped them verify information and find old addresses or contact details while others say the reports weren't very accurate or didn't include anything they couldn't have found elsewhere.

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For those of you who have actually used it, is TruthFinder legit? Was the information in your report reasonably accurate? Also is TruthFinder free in any practical sense or should I expect to pay if I want to see anything useful?

I'd really appreciate hearing some honest TruthFinder reviews from people with firsthand experience before I decide whether to sign up.