Possible spam from other operators

Anonymous · ‎19-09-2012

I've received an email from a site called giffgaff thanking me for my SIM order and that its on its way to me.

I've never even heard of them!! I don't want to click on any of the links on the email to see what's going on in case it's going to cause trouble.

I don't know how they got my details and why they are asking me to change provider.

Anonymous · ‎19-09-2012

As a precaution, check if any of your details registered on the O2 website have been changed

perksie · ‎19-09-2012

This is GiffGaff it's a virtual network created by O2 but run independently:

http://giffgaff.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=giffgaff&utm_content=14683112761&utm_...

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MI5 · ‎19-09-2012

Somebody has used your email details when they ordered a SIM. It may have been intentional (because they wanted you to recive a SIM) or it may be in error, ie very similar email address entered incorrectly.... I wouldn't worry about it.

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