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Not receiving one time passcodes by text message

Walton26
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Hi I'm trying to get into my banking app and they want to send me a one time passcode by text but I'm, not receiving anything. Please help

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MI5
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@Walton26 

Check guides"

Guide: Text Message Tips (not sent or received) 

Guide: How can I sort out my network issues? 

Guide: How to find help & contact O2 

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@Walton26 If you get it sorted see if your bank offeres a more secure way of logging into their app. One reason scammers try to get access to your phone account is to receive these OTP codes.

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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But would be very obvious as your sim would lose connection.

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https://amp.theguardian.com/money/article/2024/jul/13/mobile-banking-fraudsters-accounts-scams-refun...

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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 .........resetting all the passwords and ordering a replacement sim card.

Rendering the original sim useless, so obvious that something was amiss.

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@MI5 wrote:

 .........resetting all the passwords and ordering a replacement sim card.

Rendering the original sim useless, so obvious that something was amiss.


 

I think that it has been said on this forum @MI5 that avoiding SIM-swap fraud is why O2 kill your existing SIM card at the time of dispatch if they are sending a replacement to you by post.   

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Which actually does the opposite.

If the person had to activate the new sim by doing a sim swap the fraudsters would not have access to the original sim to do so.

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