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The Confederation of Consumers and Users (CECU) today warned of a "possible" scam WhatsApp users could suffer through downloading a fraudulent package with Christmas emoticons.
In a statement, he warned that to access the link to download these emoticons, the user is prompted to enter your phone number and, "without knowing it", he enlists in Premium messaging service.
This involves paying a certain amount of money for the messages it receives the user has indicated the CECU and noted that cause "a significant increase in the bill" telephone user.
To avoid this scam, you are able to contact your operator and request the blocking of "activation of such services', as they are only aware of it when checking" the details of the bill, once It has been the same. "
The CECU recalled that in order to claim these additional amounts on their bill should contact the company generating the messages, a "relatively simple" process if based in Spain, but it is complicated "if you are abroad" .
In the event that the company's response "not satisfactory" I could be going to the User Support Office of Telecommunications, where "they will advise on the procedures to be carried out."
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