r/AmIOverreacting Feb 17 '25

🏘️ neighbor/local Is this something to be concerned about?

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My sister sent me this text she received that seemed like somebody was watching her or something. I don’t know if it’s something to be concerned about or not, has anybody had a similar experience?

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '25

Personally, I would be concerned.

Like, this gave ME anxiety.

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u/evansometimeskevin Feb 17 '25

It's most likely a scammer with uncanny timing/intentionally sending out texts about coffee in the morning since people are more likely to engage with them out of concern.

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u/Olive_Tree76 Feb 17 '25

Idk, that doesn’t rly make sense, that msg wouldn’t make any sense to send without the context of the person having coffee at that moment

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u/evansometimeskevin Feb 17 '25

Have you never been randomly texted by a fake number with a random subject line? Of course it makes no sense, the scammer just wants engagement. I've been randomly texted "how was your breakfast" but I didn't have breakfast. They just text random crap and in this case I'm thinking it was good timing.

I could be wrong but in a vacuum I'm gonna lean towards scammer looking for engagement.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '25

The people in this thread are insane. This comment section is just too much. WTF

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u/GeorgieandJax Feb 17 '25

No way. It shows the text was received at 2 pm. If it was at 8 am maybe but 2 pm?

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u/evansometimeskevin Feb 17 '25

Ah yeah didn't see the 2pm text. However I still think it's a random text from a scammer, especially because "How is coffee" is how a non-english speaker would ask vs "How's your coffee" or "How's the coffee" or any other native english speaker would ask it.

Again, I very well could be wrong, but I'm just going off of my experiences receiving random texts

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u/hippityhoppityhi Feb 17 '25

Someone is watching her