Text message received stating overcharge

[brown_eyes2010]

I received a text message earlier  from Telus care centre, (which runs public mobile) stating an overcharge refund  to my bank account. Never received this before, link takes me to e-transfer deposit although I have auto deposit. Does this seem like it could be a scam to get my banking info? 

[computergeek541]

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@darlicious wrote:

No business ever refunds you via text message or email or etransfer. Never ever click on those links just immediately delete and block.

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Some do, just as some accept payment by e-mail transfer.  It's just not all that common. The giveway that this instance was fake has to do with the fact that this person has automatic e-mail transfer deposits enabled meaning that  there would have been no need to take action to collect any such transfer. 

[darlicious]

@brown_eyes2010 

No business ever refunds you via text message or email or etransfer. Never ever click on those links just immediately delete and block.

To contact customer support click below:

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/notes/composepage/note-to-user-id/22437

To pre-verify your account include your full name, address, email, phone # and 4 digit acct pin #

[pkaraa]

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@brown_eyes2010 wrote:

I received a text message earlier  from Telus care centre, (which runs public mobile) stating an overcharge refund  to my bank account. Never received this before, link takes me to e-transfer deposit although I have auto deposit. Does this seem like it could be a scam to get my banking info? 

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People dont want me to become multimillionaire. I have received many emails (in the past) and text in recent times from Nigerian price and their lawyers based in UK wanting to share their wealth worth hundreds of millions of USD with me. 

Everyone suggest me not to get this money... they are just jealous I guess. 

😄

[softech]

@brown_eyes2010  DON"T click on it.  it is a scam for sure.  !!

[computergeek541 · Accepted solution]

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@brown_eyes2010 wrote:

I received a text message earlier  from Telus care centre, (which runs public mobile) stating an overcharge refund  to my bank account. Never received this before, link takes me to e-transfer deposit although I have auto deposit. Does this seem like it could be a scam to get my banking info? 

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This is fake.  A refund from Pubilc Mobile would never be sent by e-mail transfer. That link is an attempt by someone to steal your banking credentials. Do not click on it.