Surprisingly, the flood of messages from this short code points to a shared marketing platform rather than a single brand. Users report dozens of SMS/MMS alerts in a few hours, often pushing banking offers or generic promos. Such bulk outreach typically skirts consent rules, so treat any unexpected link or attachment as risky. Quick steps: add the number to your phone’s block list, register the sender with the national do‑not‑call registry, and forward suspicious texts to your provider’s spam line. Keep apps updated, avoid downloading unknown media, and regularly review your privacy settings to curb future spam bursts.
Recieved about 12 sms/mms in 12 hours from the number with "Direct Axis" as title. Did not download due too security concerns. This is a ridiculous amount of unconsolidated message to receive in one day
Ngithole i-SMS enezithasiselo, ngiyibona kodwa ayinayo imiyalezo ebalulekile.
Used for Wesbank MMS ads or e-Tshwane bills. Harmless but annoying. Likely a third-party service, so various firms could use it too.
Ngithola imiyalezo yesms zabo njalo ngezigidi ezimithweni ezinhlanu. Ngaphandle kokuthi ngaphezulu kwama-50 nje ngamahora ambalwa. Kuyasongwa ukuthi izinkampani zingahlukumeza ubumfihlo bomuntu ngale ndlela. SICELA AYINIKWANE!!!
Received two texts: one about eligibility for a Premier Cheque Account, urging MMS download without sender info. Half hour later, from +2782004809566, labeled FNB, offering R2000 to switch to Premier Account.
Ukushaya izingcingo ezithule akukuhle, ngicela ukuthi kube nokuxhumana okucacile.
