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Scam!

I got a text Sept. 3, 2010 from hrsb@tmomail.net // Notify: Harrison Bank Mastercard Matter. Call at. Very stupid whoever sent it, there's no such bank where I reside and they did not even come close to the bank I conduct business with. I never answer wording or calls I don't recognize. Hope whoever made it happen will read these responses with this blog.

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I got a text message from: harrs@tmomail.net/ / Harrid lender - your mastercard is limited. Number at 309 282-8279 for specifics, From3628 9:36pm 9/3/10 I've NO mastercard from harris. And it came thu my t-moble handset

I attempted to record this handset number to MCLEODUSA TELECOMMUNICATIONS, they told me its really vonage, so I then called vonage it was reported by me to them to. they said its not their client, but they said it is a personal variety. Hilarious nobody wants to declare that it is their this desk phone number is one of their client.

To but number was not inservice first got it, i read a couple of additional post from diff figures they target t moble balances time for you to move companies. If t moble cant keep there costumers protected from bull like this. Well that just demonstrates to you what kind of business there running

got the same package since the other folks.I don't have a free account using a Harrison Bank or Harris Bank. It absolutely was a text message with the same range above(309 282 8729) Its bad enough they scam you with this exaggerated text local call,on-top of that your stuck paying for the text message.They have to be described to the ftc,greater buisness burough and whoever else that might follow up. I never answer a telephone number I dont know.If someone wants me bad enough they are able to leave an email.

They desired credit card info, card number, expiration and PIN number. They said my card was deactivated and that was exactly why so it may be reactivated. Didnt offer a reason why it would have already been deactivated or who they precisely were at-all. Quite odd and suspicious,

Me-too. Just got the identical text message. it also involves an email, hrsb@tmomail.net. Funny thing is, I really do not have a merchant account with Harris or Harrison Bank.

Only got the exact same text. Additionally it contains a message, hrsb@tmomail.net. Interesting thing is, I actually do not need an account with Harris or Harrison Lender.