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[Free Msg]Welcome to Offer club. To subscribe enter your pass: XXXX Helpline: 0800 304 325 or support.nz@timwe.com Cost(NZ$3/3days)

What is this? I haven't subscribed to anything.

I go to timwe.com and it tells me its a mobile marketing site.  

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  # 454381 1-Apr-2011 21:54
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Don't reply. Someone probably put your mobile number into that site. It then sends you a SMS with a code to enter on the site to confirm you want the service.





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  # 454384 1-Apr-2011 21:55
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Also, probably related to this http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=80445





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Cheers MF!

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Best to ring 123 with details on the text message, when you recieved it etc...

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