Wrong-recipient and relative messages
A message may use a relative's name or an outdated identity to provoke a response. These observations are derived from community reports and do not establish how a sender obtained the information.
28 matching published reports across 20 numbers in the rolling 24-month window · observed August 9, 2026–October 18, 2026
How reports were categorized
Phishing · 8Other · 7Government impersonation · 5Robocall · 3Legit business · 2Bank fraud · 1Delivery scam · 1Telemarketer · 1
What to do
- Do not provide corrected names, relationships, or contact details to an unknown sender.
- Verify any claimed matter independently before involving the named person.
- Report repeated messages so the pattern is visible to other recipients.
Matching language is an observation, not attribution. Caller ID can be spoofed, and appearing here does not prove shared ownership or operation. See the full methodology.