Author Topic: I got a scammy message about someone from my school mentioning me, be cautious!  (Read 1061 times)

Uh yeah, so I get a message today that someone from my school had mentioned me on Uchat. Now those are obvious flaws right there. How could it possibly know what school you go to, and who you are. Obviously, you have not set up an account.
Oh, btw here's the image

It says see who, again, you didn't even set up an account. The shortened link simply send you to the iTunes store.

Most of you guys probably already know right off the bat that it's a scam. But, I just wanted to tell a story.

Maybe someone should set up a dummy account and see what it's about.

Anyways, comments?
« Last Edit: December 07, 2016, 06:00:30 PM by Meta_KnightX »

the title is clickbait but this is good information to prevent possible scams and malware

sounds like just an ad to try to get people to use their app. people eat up gossip like that

Reckon it's those 'invite friends' messages thing?

One of the big red flags is how someone from your school would know your phone number and instead of texting that mentions you in a no-name app that you don't have, but still put your phone number in there. What?


the title is clickbait but this is good information to prevent possible scams and malware
its not clickbait its ambiguous

My title is clickbait? Why and how??
its not clickbait its ambiguous
clickbait and ambiguity are not mutually exclusive
it is ambiguous because it doesn't really give us any information on what the topic will be about except for THIS MESSAGE IS ONE YOU'VE GOTTA BE CAUTIONS ABOUT
and that is also why it's clickbaity because you have to click on the topic to even find out what it's about

clickbait and ambiguity are not mutually exclusive
it is ambiguous because it doesn't really give us any information on what the topic will be about except for THIS MESSAGE IS ONE YOU'VE GOTTA BE CAUTIONS ABOUT
and that is also why it's clickbaity because you have to click on the topic to even find out what it's about
Oh, I see so it's like those articles "Do this trick every time you turn on your computer!"