Anybody that claims to offer scam-prevention services is quite possibly scamming you, and anybody claiming to help you recover money lost in a previous scam is likely scamming you.
And if you did get scammed, ~nobody will offer a refund, as that would result in fake scams scamming for refunds.
As mentioned, silence unknown texts, and/or use an app such as Bouncer to reduce the chatter.
Sending telephone numbers, sending text numbers, and sending email addresses can all be faked, too. This arising from the same reason why blocking scam-related numbers and services that claim to block those numbers doesn’t work.
If you can figure out a why how to reduce these scams, do let everybody know.
And no, licenses and submitting identify proof won’t work, and will backfire. It results in zillions of systems with sensitive info everywhere; a phisher’s dream situation. Yes, it’s been tried.