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If my phone can detect and notify me many scams then why aren't the telcos, with the technology at hand, shutting down these messages?
I think it's a scam - she didn't turn up to meet me yesterdayAgain… stay away .. she wrote to me first!!!
How could she, she was meeting me!I think it's a scam - she didn't turn up to meet me yesterday
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YesMrsdrron has been getting emails from Commbank saying she must reconfirm her deatails due to changes in the money laundering laws.
Problem is I am the primary cardholder and have had no such request so strongly suspecting a scam. email address looks genuine but ends with /KYC.
I responded with "call your father, I am at the hairdressers"Got this one today … couldn’t help myself & responded that submerging it in a cup of dry rice for 2-3 days should fix the problem.
The only time I’ve had a scam email with full, correct name was after the Optus hack.MrsTMA is getting SMSs and phone calls on her phone for a $511 bill from QML pathology, quoting her full name (Including middle name)
Interesting thing is that her phone or email address is never used for medical or pathology! We put everything to my phone.
Amusing that they followed the SMSs with a phone call and left a message on the answering service. Very keen.
i wonder if this is the result of Optus, Latitude or Medicare hackers.
Very most likely they make money from the pings, ie, mobile phone traffic.If my phone can detect and notify me many scams then why aren't the telcos, with the technology at hand, shutting down these messages?
Maybe be daring enough to chat and find out what their bsb for payment by bank transfer/osko is, or website to pay by card.MrsTMA is getting SMSs and phone calls on her phone for a $511 bill from QML pathology, quoting her full name (Including middle name)
Interesting thing is that her phone or email address is never used for medical or pathology! We put everything to my phone.
Amusing that they followed the SMSs with a phone call and left a message on the answering service. Very keen.
i wonder if this is the result of Optus, Latitude or Medicare hackers.
Had a couple of these over the weekend. Annoying they can't shut it down.Linkt again today … I was on LinkedIn when the Linkt message arrived, wondering if there’s a link?
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I am sure the real linkt can’t get it shut down they must get some real nasty messages.Had a couple of these over the weekend. Annoying they can't shut it down.
Has no effect when the origin isn’t in Straya, ‘cos places like India have bigger problems than people in Straya getting scam SMS’s.I am sure the real linkt can’t get it shut down they must get some real nasty messages.
Every message sent should be tracked back to a sender, it would completely stop these stupid messages.
NAB have instituted a service where you can forward all suspect SMSs about NAB to a mobile account in their security department. They then SMS you back with a thankyou from a different number and advise they will check it out.I am sure the real linkt can’t get it shut down they must get some real nasty messages.
Every message sent should be tracked back to a sender, it would completely stop these stupid messages.