i currently face this problem..

can anyone teach me how to unsubscribe the sms?thx
it is frm 220400 Value Added Service 0400 after i check frm digi-ocs (each sms cost me RM4)@@

This post has been edited by beck0723: Jul 11 2012, 02:46 PM

dont SPAM, reported!

Could these help u?

- http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/734613/all
- http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2168757/all

btw, i can see clearly ure mobile number there, better blank-over before posting for security purposes

Hey guys been receiving calls from 016-2085223

Any idea if this is a scammer number?

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Added on July 18, 2012, 9:30 amTried calling back but switched off phone

This post has been edited by viqq: Jul 18 2012, 09:30 AM

So if 63660 were to keep sending me SMS despite sending them STOP, STOP ALL and PROMO OFF, I should report them to MCMC?

Call ur telco to block the number

Tips - Identifying ORIGINAL & FAKE (3rd party SMS's)


ORIGINAL - Celcom

ORIGINAL - Maxis


Screenshots above are examples of the original SMS sent by Celcom Axiata Berhad (Celcom) to its customers. The following are examples of original SMS sent by Maxis Communications Berhad (Maxis) to its customers


FAKE - Maxis


Number of the sender is composed of 6xxxx 3xxxx or in some cases. To your knowledge, 3xxxx numbers have been designated as an SMS access number for the content of third parties and not directly from the network operator. Number 6xxxx I'm not sure, but almost all the SMS received from 6xxxx are promoting or advertising from third parties. So, if you received an SMS from 6xxxx or 3xxxx number, please be careful and read it carefully.

Style and sentence structure used is messy and sometimes 'fragmented'. There is a mixture of Malay and English. Normally the words most often used by service providers is as 'Register free', 'Without the charge list', 'free SMS mobile content', and others. Look, they emphasize the word 'free' or 'bonus' in the SMS as a bait to attract the attention of readers and junior free registration. You have a feeling something is wrong?

Remember, in most cases, yes, registration is free and no one would ever be charged! You will be charged as agreed and accepted the specified service. Thus, sentences free registration is merely bait and if you sign up, you AGREE considers them subscribe to them and will be charged a premium for the service itself is not sure! See their tactics?

There are also some more despicable, 'disguised' as a network operator!


See below screenshot:


If You Have Accidentally Subscribed !

Maybe then you are not sure or no knowledge to distinguish between genuine and fake SMS, and you have to register / subscribe. Serves this fool and take credit / phone bill. How to get out of this crisis? Follow the steps below,

FIRST: Send command to cancel service the same number you used to register. For example, if you send 'ON section' to the number 30000, and to cancel service, send 'OFF section' or 'STOP section' to the same number (30 000). Your subscription will be canceled upon receipt of the SMS confirmation from the relevant authorities.

Conversely, if the command 'OFF' or 'STOP' will not cause any effect (no response) or you forget the name of the service you subscribe to, try to 'STOP ALL' and wait for a response from the parties concerned. In most cases, the command 'STOP ALL' this is effective. If this also does not have any effect, then the next step is necessary.

SECOND: Make a call to your network and tell them the problems you face. Your network can help identify to services you subscribe to accidental and provides guidance on how to cancel it. Calls must be made to the Customer Service operator, respectively.


Conclusion

Many think that network operators have the ability to prevent (block) numbers of external service providers. Ability to block is there, but the operator does not have the power to prevent a number unless directed in writing or direct instructions from the authorities (police, government and others). In addition, there are other users who may use the service and prevent the action would cause the number of users can not use the service.

In conclusion, consumers should investigate and carefully read any SMS received from a third party. If you are unsure of the contents of the SMS or its contents very suspicious, ignore, and if able to save SMS as evidence if there is any problem in the future.


Thanks to: http://audifaliq.wordpress.com

This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Jul 29 2012, 04:21 PM

First post updated with new gateway lists, hope kindly post in this thread rather than starting new topics

Just saw ur guide with the list of gateway numbers n owners.

Thx bro.

still got 3 pages more, takes time to update abt 200 + bumber .. will update soon

more than new 600 gateway listing updated with downloadable .txt file

thanks 4 sharing...

Hi guys,

I been scam by this 39886
Im using maxis prepaid and not a heavy user
but for this few months, my credit has been gone out into thin air

I never subscribed to any of this.

*notice how the "STOP GHA" and "STOP HGA" is confusing and could be malicious.
and the uninvited sms cost rm3 then rm5!

notice also the frequency of the sms (every 2-3 days), draining rm5 just like that

I have been facing the same problem from the M-Mode (33311).

Without noticed that I got charged by this 33311 since last year, every month at least 3 messages until one day I found out that my account balance always insufficient balance. This was very surprising me, almost RM100+ got deducted.

I am in overseas, I topped up my mobile for keeping my number. However, I don't have any balance left in my account since last year. This is very terrible!!

I tried sending an email to this M-Mode company on 08/11/2012, but no feedback from the company. After That on 23/12/ 2012 I received a reminder message "RM0.00. Subscription Reminder. No Subscription fee. Price: RM3.50/SMS. 15SMS/Month. Auto Renewal on 24/01/2013 unless cancelled. To cancel, send STOP HANTU to 33311." So I cancelled it by sending text STOP HANTU to 33311, but STOP HANTU didn't applied to the center so I sent STOP ALL. Meanwhile, I sent an email again to the M-Mode and vent out my anger in email.

On 26/12/2012, I've received an email from the company informed me that they have stopped the service since 08/11/ 2012 and blocked my number from the receiving further broadcast message. However, I couldn't understand why I received the above reminder message (23/12/2012) since have stopped and block every single message.

Now 22/01/2013, I received the above reminder message again. Nevertheless, I don't cancel it by sending text, I sent an email to the company again and still waiting for their reply.

I'm really fed up and bother me with those SMS, please give me some advice. Should I report this to the MCMC?

Yes and C.C. the copy of email to the telco

This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Jan 25 2013, 08:51 PM

Hi, I called Celcom regarding a spam MMS that I received and they say I will be charged RM0.15 when sending "STOP ALL". They say it's a flat rate charge for anything sent to those 5-digit numbers.

So it's not free eh? Or is it only not free with Celcom?

standard STOP / STOP ALL direct from Celcom listing is free, unless 3rd party content "may" be charged

good ts to remind of all these scam message

I got charged for sending OUT to maxis 29200 and 23238...
Is this their new gimmick? Spamming us with ads and charging us to opt out? ?

This post has been edited by gotnet: May 8 2013, 08:25 PM

probably .. just send the STOP command