the clue is :-

set receiver phone to airplane mode, and off it again to refresh the network.

then use another phone , send dummy sms to the OTP receiver number, this can "unstuck" incoming SMS from 5 digit premium number and at the same time ensure that the receiver number is fully functional to receive SMS.

how it work? don't ask me, it's magic.

if it doesn't work, then pretty much it's bank side issue, not telco anymore.

You don't have to.

Do you know how your body works when you consume food?

Are you bothered on each and every ingredient you consumed at outside?

Are you bothered on how does this forum work? Do you know how a source code work? Do you care how all the bits are streamed through the internet while you are using the Internet?

Are you bothered how your account is used on every single social media pages?

No.

What a bank or telco do is just providing service to you on the front end, they don't have to explain to you about anything that is running on the back end because that part is none of your business.

I am just merely providing solution that works, I don't have to explain any technical term because you wouldn't understand anyway. In short, I dumb it down for normal user like YOU and this method is called troubleshooting.

Ever heard the term " you tak suka, you keluar ", you can always change to another bank or close it down or open a new bank yourself.

You can only blame yourself / your friend for not having contingency account from other bank. There is no provider that can provide 100% uptime for their services.

This post has been edited by a13solut3: Jun 23 2020, 11:00 AM

The issue is, it is working. Did you try it? Probably not.

Anyway, stupidity and egoism will not bring you very far in this harsh world.

Don't try this method when shits hit the fan again ya.