Never share your passwords or personal banking details via unexpected texts. Scammers often spoof the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) name to create a false sense of urgency, claiming a compromised account or suspicious activity. If you receive a phishing message you didn’t request, ignore links, do not reply, and verify directly through the bank’s official website or app. Delete the message and consider reporting the number to your carrier or the Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre. Keep your authentication methods—like two‑factor codes—secure and never give them to anyone. Regularly review account alerts through trusted channels only.
This number is a scam, claiming to represent Royal Bank and asking for password information, which is a clear red flag.
I received a suspicious text message from this number on July 1st at 5:23 pm.
I received a suspicious text from this number, claiming to be from the Royal Bank of Canada, warning of suspicious activity on my account. However, I don't have an account with RBC, which indicates a scam.
Apparently, recieved a text message saying my account /card is compromized with a bank that I am not assosciated with.
A text message from this number claimed that my account had been compromised by an unrelated institution
