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Old 01-15-2010, 06:27 PM
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Re: Cybercriminals revive old scams to target smartphones
I've had a few customers with wireless air cards in NC, 4 as of now, who have had something similar to this and we called it spoofing/ghosting. This sounds more like what's happening. They had international calls coming from their broadband cards, knowing they never made a call from this device. They could only text and didn't do that either. I will have them look into this. The poor customers lost their service completely and changed companies.....poor me, but I don't blame them when we couldn't figure out the problem. Thanks for the post!
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