I got a text asking if I do massage work (I don't I do coaching). He said his name was "savage". I didn't bother responding because 1) his name was savage 2) the grammar was way off and I thought it could be a scam.
Wanted 8 90 minute massages for random girls over the course of 4 days and wanted me to add $3000 to the bill to then pay the limo driver. I told them to get bent.
I am a massage therapist in Missouri and the name given on the text was Savage. The person wants to schedule a massage and wants to know if I take credit cards. Scam.
I'm a massage therapist, and I got a text saying:
Hello
this is Savage and I will like to know if you do Body Massage Service,and do you accept credit card?"
I replied that my swiper is broken, and he just texted back wanting to know when I was setting up another. I thought it might be a scam, because of the slightly odd syntax, as if English is not his first language.
I'm a photographer in Texas, just got this same exact text. And immediately felt something was off, when I got the message! Because I don't have my phone number anywhere online! I instantly began with questions. Instead of answering them. Is anyone else involved in any kind of subscription that would/could give out phone numbers?? I'm dying to get to the bottom of this!