Is this a true message from Telekom?
I received an email which warn the Telekom users to be aware:
“To those who have a telekom home phone, please read. Here is the original text received from Telekom:
If you get a call from someone identifying himself as a phone technician performing a test, and this person asks you to touch nine( 9 ), zero( 0 ),hash sign ( # ) and then hang up… Please REFUSE TO DO SO! By pushing 90# , you are giving the individual, who called you, access to your telephone line and allowing them to place a long distance call with the charges appearing on your telephone bill.
We were further informed that line scam has been originating from many of the local jails/prisons.”
We have a land-line at home, but never have such experience. Do you have such experience before?
I have read this email long time ago lor……
So, is this true ya?
I read before as well, but I received it again recently…
it’s either true, or an urban legend…..
but actually, people should learn not to trust the people over the line……… they might be someone on the other side that is pretending to be someone else…..
best is if you ignore this kind of call……. or try to be smart when handling these kind of calls…
Add A Comment