(800) 593-2570

Got a text message: "Hello, this is an automated message from CREDIT UNION NATIONAL****OCATON. Please call urgently at 800-593-2570Tried to trace the call... being rerounted several times.  DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER -- FAKE -- SPAM -- TRYING TO COLLECT CC NUMBERS

I got a text from UNKNOWN saying urgent from CREDIT UNION NATIONAL****OCIATION Please call urgently. I did not call.

leaves a differnet number to call back on

'they' texted 'said' they were from credit union national****oc. .. urgent mssg, call asap when returning call... was prompted to push 1 to reactivate your account or 2 to cancel.... obviously they are c****ing their name frequently..this is bogus..do not call...

Please call urgently at YOLO Federal Credit Union custmer support at 800-593-2570

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Got a text from this number stating to call Yolo Federal Credit Union Customer Support "Urgently".  They company is out of California and I'm in Florida.  So****ings wrong here.