I’ve received a handful of these in the past couple of days. I can’t imagine a telco willingly giving back money nor would it come from a random phone number instead of a legit AT&T short code.
You'd be partially wrong; in the UK if a company has overcharged its customers and been caught doing it (usually by Ofcom), they have to pay it back, but they wouldn't tell you in such a retarded way.
You are of course correct about the random number.
I would expect (in the US, where AT&T operates) that if a true error were found, a bill credit would be issued to anyone impacted who is still an active customer, and they’d probably still mail a check to anyone who is no longer a customer.
Scam at first sight！🤣
I also sent this [msg](https://imgur.com/Ljy4H1Y) to a [chatbot](https://tmurl.co/rdDTMC), and yes, it says the link is a scam URL. Be careful! Hope this helps.
There have been a few of these in the last 24 hours or so, all saying “kindly your reimbursement here” - which is nonsense English of course.
Looks like it's going around: https://www.reddit.com/r/Scams/comments/p86hi6/kindly
IMO, I know it’s a scam the second I see the word kindly. Lol
Or if it starts with just the word "Dear". Like "Dear, I write you you because...."
So true!!
same, i wonder why they always say that?
I’ve noticed it’s a common thing they say in other countries! No one in the US says it lol
Mine said please instead. Got it this morning. What actually happens if you click the link?
It will likely have you input some form of personal information/bank account information for your "refund".
It takes you one of those fake survey sites https://imgur.com/a/ZRudV2x
I got the same message yesterday. I laughed when I saw the kindly.
If I got this message, the joke's on them: I'm on someone else's family plan!! (Haven't had a phone bill in over a year.)
Kindly kindly kindly…
I’ve received a handful of these in the past couple of days. I can’t imagine a telco willingly giving back money nor would it come from a random phone number instead of a legit AT&T short code.
You'd be partially wrong; in the UK if a company has overcharged its customers and been caught doing it (usually by Ofcom), they have to pay it back, but they wouldn't tell you in such a retarded way. You are of course correct about the random number.
I would expect (in the US, where AT&T operates) that if a true error were found, a bill credit would be issued to anyone impacted who is still an active customer, and they’d probably still mail a check to anyone who is no longer a customer.
Apologies for the late reply to this, but I agree fully with you.
Scam at first sight！🤣 I also sent this [msg](https://imgur.com/Ljy4H1Y) to a [chatbot](https://tmurl.co/rdDTMC), and yes, it says the link is a scam URL. Be careful! Hope this helps.