A text claimed to confirm a lost‑item report you never filed, complete with a case number and a prompt to check your email. Most of these messages follow a template that mimics airline or venue lost‑and‑found services, often mentioning partners like Chargerback. Because they contain no verifiable details and no corresponding email, they are likely phishing attempts aimed at harvesting personal data or prompting a click on a malicious link. If you receive such a message, do not click any links, verify the claim directly with the organization’s official contact channels, and consider blocking the number. Regularly review your spam filters and report suspicious texts to your carrier.
After losing my permit and ID at an amusement park, I received a message from this number to confirm the report
Following an online report of a lost item on a United Airlines flight, a text message was received with a Report ID #, which matched the email confirmation from United
I received a text message regarding my items, but the content was unclear.
recieved a text stating a Lost Item Report Confirmation, along with a Report ID number, it sugested that i check my email inbox for more info, but ther was no such email, i have never filed a lost item report with anyone
I received a text message with a "Lost Item Report Confirmation" and a Report ID number, suggesting I check my email for more information, possibly related to a lost item I reported at an American Airlines terminal.
A text message was received, confirming a reported lost item, but the authenticity of the message is uncertain, and the decision was made to block the number.