I just got spam...
I've been getting them recently as well.
Two spam text messages in the last week, which are the only two I've ever gotten. Both from the same company peddling some weight loss ephedrine shit. It pisses me off. My fiancee got the same one within minutes of me, which makes me think they are just mass-spamming random numbers which have known cell phone prefixes.
Two spam text messages in the last week, which are the only two I've ever gotten. Both from the same company peddling some weight loss ephedrine shit. It pisses me off. My fiancee got the same one within minutes of me, which makes me think they are just mass-spamming random numbers which have known cell phone prefixes.
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I got my first spam message last night at 4am. Woke my ass up. I was so out of it, I thought it was time to get up for work (I use my cell phone as my alarm) and started getting ready. Screw this crap!
A few things I probably shouldn't say.... but here ya go.
Sprint has an application called blackhole installed on their SMS system (short mail, the stuff your complaining about). Which filters most of the spam out. Without that you'd be getting hammered with spam.
Recently an employee was caught taking a snapshot of our PCS phone database and selling it. (containing name, subscriber ID (phone number), yadda yadda) Yes, your phone info was sold... lovely eh? (technically he wasn't even caught, his name made a magazine aritcle for spam and someone caught it
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Corporate security didn't care, from what I hear because it wasn't a threat?!?. But the public relations people will definetly have a different say in it.
But you didn't hear any of this from me
EDIT: just wanted to say the app isn't called blackhole for SMS's it's something else (forgot the name, it uses a POSTFIX MTA with a different spam filter). It filters on words directly, one word can kill a SMS.
Sprint has an application called blackhole installed on their SMS system (short mail, the stuff your complaining about). Which filters most of the spam out. Without that you'd be getting hammered with spam.
Recently an employee was caught taking a snapshot of our PCS phone database and selling it. (containing name, subscriber ID (phone number), yadda yadda) Yes, your phone info was sold... lovely eh? (technically he wasn't even caught, his name made a magazine aritcle for spam and someone caught it
)Corporate security didn't care, from what I hear because it wasn't a threat?!?. But the public relations people will definetly have a different say in it.
But you didn't hear any of this from me

EDIT: just wanted to say the app isn't called blackhole for SMS's it's something else (forgot the name, it uses a POSTFIX MTA with a different spam filter). It filters on words directly, one word can kill a SMS.
its called SPIM.... spam on your cell phone.... derived from the IM links u get on aim... name transfered to cell phones.... so it's still called SPIM....
haven't gotten it yet on my phone, but i've heard about it for the first time on the news today
haven't gotten it yet on my phone, but i've heard about it for the first time on the news today
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approx 660,000 were sent out to awe customers. it shut down 80 cell sites from central pa to allentown.
i havent heard anymore on it.
some of the switches only receive 600,000 text messages a day and the 660,000 were sent out in 30 min
approx 660,000 were sent out to awe customers. it shut down 80 cell sites from central pa to allentown.
i havent heard anymore on it.
some of the switches only receive 600,000 text messages a day and the 660,000 were sent out in 30 min
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