Scammers are impersonating GOA via text. Learn how to identify and stay
protected.



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Member Alert: Beware of Fake GOA Text Messages
 



Dear GOA Member,



We have been made aware of fraudulent text messages circulating that falsely
use theGun Owners of America (GOA) name, logo, and likeness.



These messages are NOT from GOA.



What’s happening



Scammers are sending text messages that appear to come from GOA and may:

* Ask you to click a link
* Request personal or financial information
* Claim urgent action is required
* Offer fake prizes, donations, or political alerts
These messages are designed to deceive and steal information.



What GOA will never do



GOA will never:

* Ask for passwords, PINs, or verification codes
* Request sensitive personal or banking information via text
* Pressure you with threats or urgent demands
What you should do



If you receive one of these messages:

* Do not click any links
* Do not reply
* Delete the message immediately
* If possible, report it as spam through your mobile carrier
If you’re ever unsure whether a message or communication is legitimately from
GOA, the safest step is to visit ourofficial website
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channels.



Your security and trust matter to us. We appreciate you staying vigilant and
helping protect the GOA community.



In liberty,

Gun Owners of America
Security & Communications Team






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Gun Owners of America
8001 Forbes Pl. Ste. 202

Springfield, VA 22151



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