It’s a fraud – LIME warns about text messages
LIME - Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 at 12:54 PM
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British Virgin Islands, June 30, 2010: LIME has been made aware that customers may be receiving text messages advising they have won large sums of money from Nokia and Kia Motors Mobile Promo or tickets to Football World Cup.
The message further advises to call or email to claim prizes.
LIME wishes to advise our mobile customers who receive text messages of this nature that these are fraudulent messages and you should not respond by calling or emailing as directed in the message.
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Sense ALONE……..only rabin ppl does fall for these stupitmess!!!!!!!!!
imagine this stupid text wake me up around 4 or 5 a,m. I was so vexed. I knew it was a scam.
its not lime alone, i am a cct customer an i recieved that on my phone so therefore everyone should be aware of the fraud messages!!!
I got this message but it was on my digicel phone but i never study it tho
duhhhhhhhhhh ppl still falling for these things>??
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