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# 179065 25-Aug-2015 11:23
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I anyone else getting these messages?

The Pariscope, Changing the game in smart living https://vimeo.com/sparknz/
The Pariscope: What you need to know about HMB's annual results https://vimeo.com/sparknz/review/

I'm not even a Spark customer any more, I'm on Skinny.

I can't find a reference to short code 156 on Skinny or Spark's websites. In fact I can't find a list of SMS short codes on Spark's site.

Anyone from Spark care to comment about this promotion?




Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC a Technology Evangelist and Product Manager. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.

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  # 1373811 25-Aug-2015 13:06
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Steven, these messages are being sent to all Spark employees. As one of our contractors we like to include you in these Spark communications. You can cease receiving these by replying STOP.




The comments I write on this forum do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer and as such cannot be taken as official statements of my employer.

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