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Anonymous
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on ‎26-07-2014 19:58

on ‎26-07-2014 19:58

I've just received an email saying there's a media message waiting for me..? Looks like there's an attachment but I can't open it? Saw a post about going to O2 and entering a pin but I haven't received a pin?? Help??
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Anonymous
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‎26-07-2014 20:11 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:13

‎26-07-2014 20:11 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:13

Yes after marking it as spam via your email login on your computer, so any more hopefully will just go into that spam folder ,and not hit your phone email app.

Some are designed to get your curiosity.

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Anonymous
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‎26-07-2014 20:00 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:01

‎26-07-2014 20:00 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:01

Hi

Look here http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2/picturemessages

Be wary of opening email attachments unless you know and the source.
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MI5
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on ‎26-07-2014 20:01

on ‎26-07-2014 20:01

Do you know who set the message?
It would be unwise to try to open it if not.....
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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on ‎26-07-2014 20:06

on ‎26-07-2014 20:06

Anything official will have a pin, I would think.
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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Anonymous
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on ‎26-07-2014 20:08

on ‎26-07-2014 20:08

Thanks.. It asks for a pin though and I wasn't sent one?
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Anonymous
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‎26-07-2014 20:09 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:10

‎26-07-2014 20:09 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:10

Better being safe than sorry. slight_smile

Is the e mail from a source you know ?

If not it may be worth marking it as Spam.
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on ‎26-07-2014 20:10

on ‎26-07-2014 20:10

No idea who sent it. I don't recognise the number.. It's now got my curiosity.. I should really just delete the email shouldn't i
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‎26-07-2014 20:11 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:13

‎26-07-2014 20:11 - edited ‎26-07-2014 20:13

Yes after marking it as spam via your email login on your computer, so any more hopefully will just go into that spam folder ,and not hit your phone email app.

Some are designed to get your curiosity.
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