China Ping An always sends me spam messages.

Verify the authenticity of the short message

report

unsubscribe from a mailing list

Because scammers will constantly change the SMS number sent to you, they can only operate if they receive spam messages, and they have not found a solution once and for all. )

Specific operation:

1. Verify the authenticity of the message: first verify whether it is really the message of China Peace:

Ping An official website SMS forgery detection page

The page opens, as shown in the figure below:

Ping An official website SMS forgery detection page

There is a high probability that it is not really sent by Ping An Company. After that, you can choose to report directly on Ping An's page (you need to enter your mobile phone number), or you can report to major operators or other public platforms according to step 2. At present, I haven't met a text message sent by a real Ping An company. If it's true, I can unsubscribe.

report

China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom and other service providers have different reporting methods. Refer to the following figure (Source: Beijing News 20 13 reported that Unicom's reporting method may change):

Spam SMS reporting methods of three major operators

The picture is a little fuzzy, and the following is a caption:

Edit SMS, and the SMS format is: report number * spam content.

(Note that the asterisk above is the asterisk of English input mode, not Chinese)

Move to 10086999 and telecom to 1000999.

The feedback after mobile transmission is as follows:

Mobile phone spam message report feedback

Unicom suggests you check it again. I've never tried it.

You can also use 1232 1.cn website or app, and you need to provide your own phone number, sending number, SMS content and other information when reporting. I generally prefer to report to operators.

unsubscribe from a mailing list

Not only is it a fake security spam message, but you can try to reply directly to any group message you don't want to receive: 0000.

Sometimes you will find that more than a dozen companies use a certain platform to send you mass messages. Sometimes there is only one. Just follow the prompts. Note: If the SMS sent by a platform/company may contain important content, please carefully consider whether you really want to unsubscribe.

Attached below is the unsubscribe map of the victims of serious spam messages:

Many companies that have never heard of or seen.

Reporting needs everyone's joint efforts. I hope our inbox is getting quieter and quieter.