4 answers
Hello,
Frequently, this kind of link is used to hide a premium rate number....
In short, just like with emails, when we receive a MMS or SMS from an unknown source, we refrain from opening it and even more so from clicking on any link it contains...
--
My mission is to kill time, and his is to kill me in turn.
It's quite comfortable among assassins. (E.Cioran)
Frequently, this kind of link is used to hide a premium rate number....
In short, just like with emails, when we receive a MMS or SMS from an unknown source, we refrain from opening it and even more so from clicking on any link it contains...
--
My mission is to kill time, and his is to kill me in turn.
It's quite comfortable among assassins. (E.Cioran)
Actually, it's a photo that a lady I contacted once after she posted her number on a website (M/F) sent me following some SMS exchanges
I wonder if there is and how the scam works if it is one.
Best regards
In other cases, the person uses this to limit the possibilities of tracing back to the source... This can be a way to protect oneself... but it can also hide other shady dealings to come...
In short, be careful....
What to do if someone's belongings