333-330-0000 / 3333300000

Please stop using this number

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had a text from this # letting me know that my MasterCard had restriction and to visit a site to have them removed??? Scam??

Viagra pills spam.

7/30/15 10:48pm I rec'd a text from this number saying my bank account had been temporarily deactivated. I'm supposed to click the link to get it reactivated. Link = scoreac.com/@3654I won't be contacting them.

Getting numerous texts a day from 333-330-000, annoying as heck. Just found a whole forum where many Rogers clients were complaining about these texts. Wish it would stop!

It said this bullsh!t Fr:Mariecia.Course@xerox.comSu:You won 1,000,000.00 USD Contact pch-agt@hotmail.com

I got this text from this number (333-330-000) and it said: oh yah this woman wants to date u she's like 21 or something and it said my name was Mathew (it's not) and stuff. I was so weirded out. Plus I got the text at like 4:00 am and I never signed up on a dating website!?

Received text Sunday November 29th, 2015 from Bogdan.Stan@xerox.com.Su: I have a charity project for you. Who's database did they hack to get my number and what's their scam?

I am a low-income musician with both my cell phones on Rogers' Pay-As-You-Go plan. Rogers discontinued their spam management service at 7726 on September 1, 2015, and so I can't make spam complaints there.In the last week or so I received two spam messages from 333330000, each at one of my PREPAID cell phones. In each case the URL referred to in the message was on a "URL shortener" type of site; I went to getlinkinfo(dot)com to decode it. A lot of the time the decoded URL was on wellhello(dot)com, but in one of the two cases the link redirected to xxxpersonals(dot)com. In both cases I e-mailed the people behind the "URL shortener" domains asking them to set up a block on their domains to prevent any future shortener requests from wellhello(dot)com and xxxpersonals(dot)com, assuming they can set up such a block.Internet domains might not be able to do anything about how people use SMS technology, but they might be able to at least frustrate those spammers' efforts at the Internet level. Those of you who fight spam at the Internet level should be able to send similar complaints to the domains involved with those mentioned in the spam messages.