coinbase-block.com

Scam? Probably, but please help. I got this information second hand when my husband got home from work. He told me when he got home that google and Coinbase called him to "secure his account." Immediate alarm bells for me. So I asked him to give me the details. He got a call from Google, citing account issues. He was on the phone with them for 40 minutes. Then he got a call from and email from Coinbase saying that someone had tried to access his account, but they blocked it, then the call got disconnected. I tried to get details out of him about exactly what information he gave them, but he said he didn't remember all of it. All he knows for sure is that for the Google one he got a code through YouTube and he clicked "22" or something like that. I am assuming the person on the other told him to select 22, but I am not sure. I logged on both google accounts that were linked to his YouTube and changed the password. I saw a login from a windows computer (we use Macs). I ended the session and told him that the banks, google, ect. will never call him. Now the scary part is the Coinbase. While we were sitting at the computer changing passwords, the Coinbase "support" person calls him back and references an email from a "Live Chat Transcript" where the "hacker" was trying to gain access to his account. We pull it up. It is from [no-reply@coinbase.com](mailto:no-reply@coinbase.com). Seems legit, and not only that it has his date of brith and social security number. These are both 100% accurate, which is scary as crap. The "driver's license" is a picture from his camera roll. Not ours, but a friend who sent his drivers license for travel purposes. The transcript has a case number. So far everything seems fairly legit, except the initial phone call and I wasn't part of that. The phone number shows as "Coinbase" on the phone. The guy continues and says we need to "unlink" his Gemini account or secure his gemini account, something. He is speaking urgently. He texts us a web