What should I do if I am harassed by a webpage verification SMS?

Recently, I also received nearly a thousand harassing messages with verification codes of Wang Chuang China, China Matchmaker, Ali Wangwang, Netease, 360 Safety and Health, etc. I am looking for a solution. I also suspect that it is a harassing message from a shopkeeper in Taobao, but there is no relevant evidence yet. If you have any good suggestions, let's find a way to maintain a green communication environment under legal circumstances. This process is in progress:

1, Wang Chuang China took the initiative to call and said that according to the reaction of China Mobile, he sent me nearly a thousand short messages. The staff said that there was something wrong with the server, which was being used by others and being repaired. He apologized. In my opinion, the website should promise to find the IP address of the person who maliciously sends the verification code, or set more than three verification codes in a row to prevent someone from using the network to harass. There is a charge for the website to send verification code SMS, or the website doesn't care.

2. I complained to China Mobile, and the staff actually asked me if my mobile phone was poisoned. I'm also wondering why many websites sent it to me because my mobile phone was poisoned, but I didn't send it to others, let alone the short message of verification code. It was sent after I entered my mobile phone number on the webpage.

3, network security and communication security crisis, the relevant state departments should strengthen the supervision of the website verification code mobile phone push, including recording IP, and increase the crackdown on cyber crimes and violations.

4. Taobao should strengthen the management of online stores, especially the information security management of shoppers! Once the store or buyer's information is leaked, its online sales qualification will be permanently cancelled!