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Protect your Mobile from M-Spam Block SMS Spam

June 17, 2008 by Amit Bhawani 5 Comments

Mobile Phone SpamMobile Phone SPAM is something which we can generally not stop because there are no income charges on SMS and hence spammers are spamming mobile phone users using free sms websites and this is the very much reason these legit services are also going down slowly. In most cases the spammers use internet as a medium to send sms to 10-digit mobile phone users. The number of unsolicited messages is increasing regularly with the number of mobile phone users increasing and you need to opt into the following steps to make sure your phone is saved from this spam.

There are some SMS sending websites which asks the sender to verify the mobile phone before sending a message to make sure their sent messages are not considered as Spam, but this is not the case always.

Mobile Phone Spamming Block

+ AT&T: Log into mymessages.wireless.att.com. Under Preferences, you will find text-blocking and alias options. Here you can block messages from specific e-mail addresses or Web sites.

+ Verizon Wireless: Log into vtext.com. Under Text Messaging, select Preferences and choose Text Blocking. Here you can choose to block e-mail or Web based SMS as well as setup aliases.

+ Sprint: Log into sprint.com. Under My Online Tools, goto Communication Tools and select Text Messaging. On the Compose a Text Message page, under Text Messaging Options, click Settings & Preferences. Here you can block specific Phone Numbers, e-mail addresses and domains.

+ T-Mobile: Log into t-mobile.com and click Communication Tools. Here you can block all messages sent by e-mail or permit only messages sent to your phone’s e-mail address or alias, or create filters that block text messages containing certain phrases.

The above mentioned 4 steps i have recieved via email and hence i didnt find the original source, do let me know if you find it and i can link back to it.

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Comments

  1. Tomjerryhacker says

    June 19, 2008 at 8:09 am

    Amit… I have a doubt for a while. Do u know wats the process in getting a 5 digit number and use it to send to our customers. i have come across some sites where they sell msgs at 10ps etc. But i couldnt find wats the process they follow.

    Reply
  2. Amit Bhawani says

    June 19, 2008 at 10:35 am

    @ Tomjerryhacker : Will write a post on this asap 🙂

    Reply
  3. jamcellaaa says

    August 6, 2009 at 11:59 pm

    looking for a cell phone jammer; check out cellphone-jammerscom

    Reply
  4. yasin says

    October 14, 2009 at 6:56 pm

    oj TANUSHREE

    Reply

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