hey i just got a text today from (contact@HCCEFCU.org) saying (honolulu city and county employees fcu temporarily locked your account card. to unlock contact us immediately at: 8065534097) turns out to be a number in Amarillo, texas.  whats stupid is i don't have an account with (HCCEFCU). what a dumb a**!  I just had to text back and say go F@#$ urself.

hey i just got a text today from (contact@HCCEFCU.org) saying (honolulu city and county employees fcu temporarily locked your account card. to unlock contact us immediately at: 8065534097

rec'd text saying "city and county employees fcu temporarily locked your account card."  to unlock please contact us immediately at 8065534097"  nobody here has account at said financial institution.  upon calling 806 number, weird female computer voice says something like "we have had too many frauds and your account has been suspended.  to reactivate account press 1"  we hung up but i think i'll text them my account number and password.
came from:  8065334097@hccfcu.org / / honolulu

Same as everyone else.

I am really irritated right now.  What the hell is up with all these spam texts?  It's getting really old now.  T-mobile should be doing something about this, not just say they're "INVESTIGATING".............whatever.  I'm so over this.

@bill, I hope you're not serious.  Do not give any account information to them.

Aloha.
HCCEFCU is a Honolulu based company that legally changed their name to Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union in '07. On their website this is their alert about the recent messages that people have been receiving.
Hope it helps:

FRAUD ALERT - Phony Messages

Phony text, email and phone messages are being sent asking for personal information. THESE ARE FAKE MESSAGES. We NEVER request updated information through unsecured communication channels. When in doubt, always call us directly at 531-3711 or toll free at 877-531-3711 .

Assistance is available for members that have accidentally provided personal information. Please contact our call center during normal business hours.

Should you have a question about official Aloha Pacific FCU communications, always visit our website (www.kalanet.com) or contact us directly.