on 28-12-2019 00:01
28-12-2019 00:15 - edited 28-12-2019 01:14
28-12-2019 00:15 - edited 28-12-2019 01:14
Seemed genuine, but it's a scam.
on 28-12-2019 02:44
on 28-12-2019 02:44
on 28-12-2019 08:00
on 28-12-2019 08:00
Pleased you came here first. There are many who wont, thinking they are genuine.
These scam texts are affecting a few other networks as well as O2.
If you follow the advice given by @Bambino ie sending the texts to 7726, it will help them to work out where the texts are originating from and hopefully put a stop to these spammers.
They have only one aim, to gain access to your account details.
Best of luck and welcome to the forum
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 28-12-2019 08:09
on 28-12-2019 11:38
on 28-12-2019 11:38
Unfortunately the first 5 digits of your phone number indicate what network you are on - and is publicy available on the internet (assuming you haven't ported your number from another network) - so if they have your number by some nefarious means or via a hack somewhere it's very easy for them to tailor the scam text to make it appear convincing. Remember genuine texts from O2 do appear as from O2 not a mobile number - but either way always approach any text communication with a degree of caution
on 28-12-2019 20:16
on 28-12-2019 20:16
There have literally been dozens reported on here in the last few days. They must be rolling the message out in their thousands.
on 28-12-2019 20:21