I keep getting SMS messages from this number claiming to be TD Canada. Because of recent banking activities, they need to know my PVQ (what ever that is). I assume it is the 3 digits In the back of your card. Or the card will be suspended. Then they give me an internet address to go to. http://tdcanada.com.short.cm/confirm Funny thing is I'm not a TD customer. Stupid phishers

I keep getting sms from this number claiming to be the BMO bank. Because of recent banking activities, they need to know my PVQ (what ever that is). I assume it is the 3 digits In the back of your card. Or the card will be suspended. Then they give me an internet address to go to http://www.1bmo.us.com to secure.

Obviously a scam.

Forward those texts to 7726 (SPAM)

PVQ could mean "Personal Verification Questions" (a security term)
   which a criminal needs to be able to take over your account ...
   because they don't have the password.

Thanks for the website link.
Because it is a subdomain, there are no registration records available outside of the "us.com" domain, which itself is registered to some business in London, yet is hosted on servers in Switzerland. So there is no way to easily find out who might have it. I went to the website and it redirects to what looks like a parked domain that is NOT on "us.com". Not to be trusted !!

The "us.com" IP address is shared with a lot of other scummy-named websites :
http://www.urlvoid.com/ip/141.8.225.33/

I've received multiple messages from this number claiming to be BMO, saying that I need to provide my PVQ in order to avoid account suspension, and proceeded to link the following: www1bmo.us.com
Not only do I not have an account with BMO, that is also not the correct website to access BMO online banking. The correct would be: www1.bmo.com ―There is a period between the digit "1" and "bmo"

They ask me BMO card for confirm my PVQ with them. REEL SCAM, BE CARE, THEY CHANGE NUMBERS BUT THE SAME MESSAGE.
ANOTHER NUMBER 1(250)204-2248