do u know that u are paying for that sms u geting frm sms.ac\n\ngoto\nhttp://sms.ac/mobile/smsCredits.aspx\n\nfor details\n\npeople are getting huge bills coz of it...i did 2
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you're paying for the horoscope/news sms that you received from that website\nyou're also paying for that "someone would like to meet you" sms!\ni know it's annoying!\ngive them a call asap to stop it!\nit might take couple of phone calls to succeed\nit happened to me too
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You have to remember. All info on any computer is at some risk, but banks go to great lengths to protect their/your data. I've been paying bills online since '99. No fraud yet. Just keep an eye on your accounts daily. If anything seems weird, call your bank-they will handle it.
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I had the same problem as you last year, when I was conned into getting a phone through SMS (claiming to work on behalf of Orange).  They sent me a new phone also a new number, (which I didnt request) which meant I was going to be paying 2 contracts at once.  I was not happy.\n\nI spoke with Orange and asked them to put the new phone on hold.  and eventually spoke with someone from SMS.  It was all sorted in the end, but my main problem was that at midnight on the 2nd day my new number kicked in and I was unable to use my real phone for a while.\n\nIt taught me a really valuable lesson.  I will never buy anything over the phone ever again!
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These guys seem to have the explanation covered:\nhttp://freephoneaudit.com/services.htm\n\n    *   Over 90% of the telephone bills that are analyzed contain errors. Even if they are accurate, you could be subject to rates that are inappropriate for your usage.\n    * You could be entitled to special rate reductions or discounts that you're not getting.\n    * Hidden overcharges that you might not be aware of may be piling up month after month and year after year. You owe it to yourself and your business to recover your money!
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I think so and there will be some extra charges but the best thing is to consult with your phone provider..☺
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user-id_onespace_password \n\nsend yours as a text message to yahoo(92466) and your im list of friend that are online will come to your cell, you will be charged the standard text message rate form your cell company
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you shouldnt be billed for the browsers at all, the only thing you should be billed for is the single connection to the internet you have. if you do receive multiple bills you should have a good ground to stand on.
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it's a phone coumpany..... i have them they are ok but you have to watch out for them. i had a block on my phone and when i got my phone bill there was regional toll calls they had told me it was free to call a town 15 minutes away so i called some friends, doctors, etc, then i get my bill and i was charged, i was so mad. my husband called the phone company and explained the problem.. well they must of been in a good mood because they took off the 21.50 in calls we though were included in our area. so as with any coumpany you have to watch out , and when you get you phone bill check it out and if it looks wrong you might want to give them a call.
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three texts and pics that is definitely not enough like get unlimited i have 500 text and every month i have always gone over by a lot so try to get unlimited
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It is a form of the "nigerian bank scam" and they are just trying to get information from you so the can steal money from you.  I get dozens of these emails per month.\n\nI would forward to email to the abuse department of the internet provider where the email originated.  Beyond that, there really isn't much else you can do besides ignore it.
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No, you don't have to pay for it.\n\nSometimes, all you need to do is reply to the message with the word STOP in your message. Try that; it might work.\n\nIf not, you do need to know who is billing you for it. Check your phone statement. Or, if you can't find them via that method, contact your cell phone's customer service (via Web, or try dialing 611 from your cell phone). \n\nAsk customer service who is billing you for the service and the contact information for that company. I'm sure they have had enough questions about canceling the horoscopes you are getting so that they can walk you through it.\n\nCingular's contact info:\n\nhttp://www.cingular.com/customer_service/contact_us
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U can visit atrochatro.com and send sms but it will allow you to send only one per for a particular no(i mean u can't send msgs again and again for a number)...\n\nOther than this sms.ac.in needs registration...anyway hope to get better answers..Good Luck
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Yeah sure you can do this, you have 2 ways, from instant messengers like msn, yahoo, or AOL, or via websites for sending sms like\n\n\nwww.boltblue.com\nwww.quios.com\nwww.thesmszone.com\nwww.sms.ac
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It could be that the fee is called something else. See, for example, the link below that shows how AT & T describes the fees. Check out the website for your carrier to see if they provide similar information.
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I would be highly suspicious. It sounds like somebody is trying to get your credit card number.  If you really win, tell them to send you a check.  Nobody gives a payment to a credit card for real.
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You can try these websites zyb.com, sms.ac or krifysms.com
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YES!  And sorry to say, but you probably won't get your issue resolved.  They are always right and you are always wrong.  That's will all of the bill people you have to call.  Good luck to you!