The texts you’re seeing from +61485933307 are classic phishing scams. They pretend to be from a car brand (Chery) and ask you to reply “Y” or “N” to share personal data or stop messages. Never reply, especially not with personal info, and block the number. If you’ve already responded, monitor your accounts for any suspicious activity and consider changing passwords. Report the number to your carrier and to local consumer‑protection agencies. Stay skeptical of unsolicited messages that demand a quick reply—legitimate companies usually contact you through official channels, not via random SMS.
A text claimed to be from Chery, addressing me as 'Dear Shell' and asking to reply Y or N to share my details with dealers, followed by STOP instructions—yet I never enrolled, so this looks like a scam.
An elderly grandmother of mine got a text from the "Chery Team" thanking her for her inquiry, prompting a reply of "Y" to share info or "N" to decline, with "STOP" to opt out.
The message read: "Dear D K, thanks for choosing Chery! We've got your inquiry. Reply 'Y' to let us share your details with trusted dealers, or 'N' to decline. Text 'STOP' to opt out." I have no clue what this is about—likely a scam targeting flood‑prone areas. Leave me alone.
