141-010-0022

This caller is in Glasgow. He knows my name and address, and sends a link too. Sent one yesterday too!!  Ain't NO WAY in tapping that link.I didn't fall off the turnip truck yesterday!!

How do you know that the caller is in that town?

I Received and text today from Sharon Rochon with a link    oiguwu.us/BWOu    to click but I didn't.

will not stop sending texts

text from chase  to call (737) 910 3492

This individual sent this text following a series of texts from a different #, in which he was trying to extort money as I was searching for a rental property.  He is being reported to authorities.  Wow scammers everywhere!

These texts are coming from scammers too stupid to know how phone numbers work in the U. S. and Canada (they may very well be texting from overseas countries).
According to the North American Numbering Plan no valid phone number can have an area code or exchange number (aka "prefix") that starts with a "0" or a "1".  This phone number violates that rule on both counts (a "1" starting the area code and a "0" starting the exchange number).
You do not need to ask "Is this a scam?", just looking at the number answers "Yes, it is!"
If you get any call or text where the supposed calling number exhibits any of these patterns (where # is any digit 0-9), you can be assured that the number has been spoofed and the caller is up to no good:
    0##-###-####
    1##-###-####
    ###-0##-####
    ###-1##-####
    0##-0##-####
    1##-0##-####  <-- This particular number
    0##-1##-####
    1##-1##-####

Forward unwanted spam/scam texts to 7726 (SPAM) and let your phone service provider deal with them.
That number was set up by the phone companies to combat spam texts and they can shutdown offending phone numbers.
Never reply with "STOP", scammers will not honor the request (they have no honor to begin with) and it only verifies that they have texted to a valid number and a person who reads their texts.  It will not STOP the texts and may actually make them more frequent.
Never click on a link in such a text as it may cause malware to be inserted on your phone, and even if it does not, just as with replying "STOP" the scammers will know they reached a valid number.

The area code 141 belongs to Glasgow, Scotland. Sent text to cell phone: FRM: Bnk-Of-America. Contact (856) 861-6031. SUBJ: Your Debit Card is Locked. MSG: RCXOJ2. The number (856) 861-6031 is a SW New Jersey landline. Called/recording answered informing card was locked, press 1 to continue or 2 to end call.

As was already pointed out to you in a reply to your post at 141-020-0515 the texts are NOT coming from Scotland.
Just because you found something on the web that states there is a 141 area code in Scotland does not mean that you were texted from there.  No doubt, there are 141 area codes in other countries, perhaps the scammers are taking turns sending them to you from different countries in turn, that makes as much sense as your assertion.

It obscene  and needs to stop have this blocked over over

Forward unwanted texts to 7726 for your carrier to block.

I created a contact for the txt'g number, then blocked it    scam as name + last 4 of #   to be blocked   or what ever works for you

Multiple "offers". Getting tired of this.