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Unsolicited text (SMS) messages

Published by Bruce on March 18, 2004 in Rant. Tags: Rant, spam.

Complain now, complain loudly...

The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 cover unsolicited direct marketing activity by phone, fax, text/ video/ picture messaging, e-mail, and by automated calling systems. So what to do the next time some bastard sends you a text message like this?:

From:
+447781478228

Hi!
Do you fancy a chat with people from your area? Just answer "GO" and enjoy the Mobile Chat! To opt out txt back "STOP". POBox 39822 W11 1NX

To send a complaint to the Information Commissioner, download a form here.

Last modified April 4th, 2006.

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