Why did MyCartSave text me? Is it legitimate?
Example text message
ShopName: You left something in your cart. Complete your order before it sells out: https://shop-name.example/cart/4821 Reply STOP to opt out.
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Not automatically a scam. MyCartSave describes its product as an SMS cart-recovery platform used by stores after shoppers leave checkout. That explains the message type, but it does not verify the store or link.
How to check this MyCartSave text
- You never gave the named store your phone number, or you did not visit that store and leave a cart.
- The text omits the store name or describes an item that is not in your real cart.
- The link opens a shortened, misspelled, or unrelated domain instead of the retailer's exact website.
- The landing page asks for a store password or full card details while its address bar still shows a different domain.
What to do now
- Open the retailer's website yourself and check the cart. If the item is there, finish checkout only on that site or its official app.
- Copy the text's link without opening it and scan it with Bewary's link checker. Compare the final domain with the retailer's known address.
- If the message is expected but unwanted, reply STOP once. If the sender or link looks suspicious, do not reply; report it as junk and forward it to 7726.
- Entered card details on a mismatched site? Lock the card and call the issuer using the number on the card.
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Sources and reporting
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