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Are you able to share links for the other websites where it is being described? I'm considering reading more about that scam.

No - but this was claimed by me to Soveirgn Bank. I guess they don't really appreciate anybody pretending to be them/ seeking people's card information in the event that you phone call the #.

As in they charged you for using AOL or GOAL - or were they meaning AOL had been compromised? My boyfriend and I each got these messages on our t mobile devices and neither of us uses AOL or AIM.

Texts were acquired by me telling me to dial this number until night. I filed complaints with consumer affairs, FBI, state and national don't local call the FCC, and lists. I think the FCC will be the one you want for managing this: http://www.fcc.gov/issues

I am from jersey. but I actually do have tmobile. i called tmobile, and the said it had been from AOL or AIM.

I just got six of exactly the same communications. I are now living in Boston too, the funny thing is my desk phone is off and. The messages remain getting through.

Boston, MA 857 T-mobile, got 10 msgs previously time

The "Apache" being seen, and the "www-data" being seen, show that someone has compromised the apache web server application. This application is run by several computers around the globe. These computers are now being hijacked to send e-mails to random 617 area code telephone numbers @tmomail.net. These texting are coming from hijacked computers around the globe delivering emails to arbitrary 617 hand-set numbers using T-Mobile's mail to SMS method.

I think I might have discovered a fix for this, at the least briefly. 1. Block all e-mail -Join to My T-Mobile [https://my.t-mobile.com/Login/MyTMobileLogin.aspx] -in The top nav bar, mouse-over "MobileLife" and then click "E- Text Instruments and mail". -Click Create e-mail filters under E-mail filters and spam blocking. -To block all e-mail messages to the handset, press Yes for your Stop all messages from E-mail to handset environment. -Press UPDATE. Or Even To transform your phones "e-mail" handle follow these steps: Login to My T Mobile. Do the exact same except, press "Change current email address". -Enter ideal alias in the textbox. -Click UPDATE to create an alias. -E-mail is now sent to your msisdn@tmomail.net AND Alias@tmomail.net handles. Cross your hands.

OK, so the tendency is that we are all from the boston-area and on T Mobile? Is everyone here who isn't?