Ever wonder why you keep getting texts about a bogus HSBC debt? The pattern points to a classic scam where callers threaten fake levies and impersonate law‑enforcement or debt collectors. They often use urgent language, fabricated account numbers, and a pressure tactic to force a reply. The safest move is to ignore the messages, never provide personal data, and block the number. Report the number to your carrier and, if you feel threatened, file a complaint with the FTC or local consumer‑protection agency. Regularly review your credit reports for unauthorized activity and keep your contact settings tight to limit unwanted outreach.
It seem's to be a collection notice for a HSBC account, they have been trying to reach me.
Receiving the same message by text is annoying, i just keep deleting it, this is likely a scammer posing as a law enforcment agency on a fake debt owed to HSBC, dont ever reply to them.
A text message was sent with my husband's name attached, which I suspect is a scam attempt to gather more information; I have chosen not to respond and will block the number.
The caller repeats the same message, including an account number, in an attempt to sound legitimate
I received a message allegedly from REANNA SAUNDERS, warning of non-compliance and escalation if I didn't call 855-926-1729, but the message originated from 213-635-2342 and claimed I owed over $3,000 for a card I never had
This number keeps popping up on my text messages claiming it’s about documents, I never respond and simply delete it, but it’s anoying.
They claim I owe a debt from 2010, but refuse to provide any aditional information, threatening to put a levy on my account for $8400 based on a false debt of $4000
A similar experience occurred, with the caller providing a name of someone I don't know, serving as a warning to everyone.
An alternitive approach would be to do this instead:
Repeated texts have been sent, urging me to call back to avoid 'escalation' and referencing code AMP230147. This is likely a scam, and the texts are being deleted.