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A version of this scam involved SIM-jacking so you'd get a call from the son's/daughter's phone number, and if you hung up and tried to call them you'd either n
by netsharc 3y ago
A version of this scam involved SIM-jacking so you'd get a call from the son's/daughter's phone number, and if you hung up and tried to call them you'd either not be able to get through or reach the scammers. I guess with WiFi messaging that's less of a threat nowadays (Hmm, wait, how easy is it to hijack a WhatsApp if you've stolen someone's phone number? Oh, you just login and they'll send you an SMS to authorize? Ignore the "less of a threat" idea then.)