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Smishing: The Text Message Scam That AI Turned Into a Precision Strike
Smishing (SMS phishing) has become one of the most common fraud delivery methods of 2026. It arrives in the most trusted channel most people have: their personal phone number, via text message. AI has transformed smishing from a mass-broadcast spam operation into a precision tool. Scammers now craft personalized messages that reference your name, your carrier, your recent order history, or your…
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My vehicle has been what now.
I won't be trolling any more scammers, because I found out a lot of them are human trafficking victims who are being forced to send scam messages.
If you feel comfortable responding to scammers, here is the IJM tip line email address you can send them before blocking them:
Public service announcement: There's been a massive text messaging scam targeting Verizon customers. The texts claim to be from a financial institution and prompts them to call a number. The message at the number wants you to enter your debit card number and last four of your social. If you receive any such method, be sure to first contact your financial institution by a reliable method. Most institutions will not contact you for this information unsolicited, much less by text message. If you do provide information to a suspicious source, contact your financial institution immediately.
You can also contact Verizon or your cell provider and inquire about blocking the source of the texts and the numbers associated with it. We've had a huge report of these types of texts the last few days at the credit union I work for. Be safe.
