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Got to ensure you don't mislead unsuspecting readers and make them think the phishing scams have actual methods of Unsubscribing within them......
"Unsubscribe from unwanted emails. Getting fewer unwanted emails helps you avoid clicking on links that can lead to a phishing attack."
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I use 7726 all the time. BUT a lot of my spam texts arrive as MMS - requiring me to DOWNLOAD it to read. I will NOT d/L any MMS from unknown numbers. But am unable to forward any MMS texts to 7726, only texts that arrive written out. I immediately block any unknown # or person, however they arrive.
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Using phone’s report junk when getting spam texts does not work. I am beyond frustrated and angry with the amount of political texts I receive, a lot of them asking for money. They still come, from different numbers. It is unfairly time consuming on my part to daily, multiple times per day to delete these unwanted texts which use up valuable space on my phone. Something absolutely has to be done about this.

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I get an abundance of these All the time.
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Never "unsubscribe", never click on any links in a spam email, even if it says "unsubscribe here". Always report the offending email to the ISP.

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May 06, 2024

Thank you so much! I needed this information today and yesterday. Knowledge is powerful. We as consumers can better understand and protect our personal information.

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Thank you for this valued information, we are constantly bombarded with these hits on our phone and email. Keep in touch.

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Great Article. I learned something new, as I get bombed with continuous political texts, even though I "report as spam and delete" on my iPhone. Thanks for providing a text number to report those unwanted text messages. I'm sure there are many people who don't know this information.

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an increasingly dangerous online environment each year---
an unfortunate consequence of garbage email is that an "unsubscrible" linkmay also unleash malware scripts. I use script blockers even on sites I trust, and block 3rd party links/cookies wherever possible (until the trusted site session functionality breaks)

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Unsubscribing may not be a good option all the time. Fine with legit sites but unsubscribe can confirm a “real” recipient to a scammer who can share your address and increase targeting for phishing.

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Got to ensure you don't mislead unsuspecting readers and make them think the phishing scams have actual methods of Unsubscribing within them......
"Unsubscribe from unwanted emails. Getting fewer unwanted emails helps you avoid clicking on links that can lead to a phishing attack."
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