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Sara · 04-06-2005, 18:50

Same thing happened to my daughter (she is only 14), she kept getting messages, she opened them and the next thing she knew she had no credit left. Luckily it was in the observer the same week about a young lass getting ripped of like this by a company called jamster. My daughter did admit to getting a tune of the same company so I contacted the the them and the messages stopped. How many adults is this happening to and they don't know what to do, or in a childs case they are frightened of telling their parents in case they get into trouble for spending to much money. Really makes my blood boil.

04-06-2005, 18:50	#15
Sara Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: accrington Posts: 1,746 Liked: 5 times Rep Power: 651	Re: mobile phone scam Same thing happened to my daughter (she is only 14), she kept getting messages, she opened them and the next thing she knew she had no credit left. Luckily it was in the observer the same week about a young lass getting ripped of like this by a company called jamster. My daughter did admit to getting a tune of the same company so I contacted the the them and the messages stopped. How many adults is this happening to and they don't know what to do, or in a childs case they are frightened of telling their parents in case they get into trouble for spending to much money. Really makes my blood boil.