Fake or anonymous sms message craze ;-(

I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
going round here that is getting right up my nose.

People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
of message?

Any ideas.

Davey Morris
Knobbed Off Student

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<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student

Ahhh! You're Mr revengetext and I claim my prize!

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student

Ahhh! You're Mr revengetext and I claim my prize!

Did you intentionally forget to mention that each text sent will cost you
money ?

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

Did you intentionally forget to mention that each text sent will cost you
money ?

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

**** off spamming bastard!
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

**** off spamming bastard!
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

....and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
says:
"You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back with
www.revengetext.com."

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>
> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
> of message?
>
> Any ideas.
>
> Davey Morris
> Knobbed Off Student
>

....and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
says:
"You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back with
www.revengetext.com."

[email protected] wrote:
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.

I'm sure [email protected] will love to know about that.

[email protected] wrote:
> I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
> going round here that is getting right up my nose.

I'm sure [email protected] will love to know about that.

"Ministry of St Luke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
>> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>>
>> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
>> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
>> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
>> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
>> of message?
>>
>> Any ideas.
>>
>> Davey Morris
>> Knobbed Off Student
>>
>
> ...and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
> says:
> "You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back
> with www.revengetext.com."
>

What I like is - (Taken from the site)

QUOTE
"1). When you press 'SEND MESSAGE' here, you can be sure that your recipient
will receive the SMS message within 20 seconds. There is no waiting around
here for foreign gateways to respond to the request."

END OF QUOTE

I wonder how they ensure that you will receive the message within 20
seconds?
What happens if they are not switched on?
What happens if the networks are congested?
What happens if they are out-of-coverage?
What happens if the mobile is already full of SMS Messages?

It makes me think that site has been put together by someone who does not
know much about SMS and I suspect it will collect valid mobile numbers which
can be spammed later (premier change?).

"Ministry of St Luke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
>> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>>
>> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
>> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
>> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
>> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
>> of message?
>>
>> Any ideas.
>>
>> Davey Morris
>> Knobbed Off Student
>>
>
> ...and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
> says:
> "You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back
> with www.revengetext.com."
>

What I like is - (Taken from the site)

QUOTE
"1). When you press 'SEND MESSAGE' here, you can be sure that your recipient
will receive the SMS message within 20 seconds. There is no waiting around
here for foreign gateways to respond to the request."

END OF QUOTE

I wonder how they ensure that you will receive the message within 20
seconds?
What happens if they are not switched on?
What happens if the networks are congested?
What happens if they are out-of-coverage?
What happens if the mobile is already full of SMS Messages?

It makes me think that site has been put together by someone who does not
know much about SMS and I suspect it will collect valid mobile numbers which
can be spammed later (premier change?).

"Neil.." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Ministry of St Luke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
>>> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>>>
>>> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
>>> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
>>> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
>>> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
>>> of message?
>>>
>>> Any ideas.
>>>
>>> Davey Morris
>>> Knobbed Off Student
>>>
>>
>> ...and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
>> says:
>> "You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back
>> with www.revengetext.com."
>>
>
> What I like is - (Taken from the site)
>
> QUOTE
> "1). When you press 'SEND MESSAGE' here, you can be sure that your
> recipient will receive the SMS message within 20 seconds. There is no
> waiting around here for foreign gateways to respond to the request."
>
> END OF QUOTE
>
> I wonder how they ensure that you will receive the message within 20
> seconds?
> What happens if they are not switched on?
> What happens if the networks are congested?
> What happens if they are out-of-coverage?
> What happens if the mobile is already full of SMS Messages?
>
> It makes me think that site has been put together by someone who does not
> know much about SMS and I suspect it will collect valid mobile numbers
> which can be spammed later (premier change?).
>
>
>
OOhhh Yes.
and the dick who started the post is now spamming otther groups with the
same crap.... amazing how transparent people can be..

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"Neil.." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Ministry of St Luke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>>I am at a university in the south of England, now there is a craze
>>> going round here that is getting right up my nose.
>>>
>>> People are going to http://www.revengetext.com and sending messages to
>>> ANYONE from ANYONE as a prank or wind-up. It's mostly harmless fun and
>>> just my mates messing about (yes okay I did have a go aswell in the
>>> beginning) but I want to know if I can get my phone to block this type
>>> of message?
>>>
>>> Any ideas.
>>>
>>> Davey Morris
>>> Knobbed Off Student
>>>
>>
>> ...and at the end of the each text message sent through their system, it
>> says:
>> "You have been text/sms pranked by someone you know. Get your own back
>> with www.revengetext.com."
>>
>
> What I like is - (Taken from the site)
>
> QUOTE
> "1). When you press 'SEND MESSAGE' here, you can be sure that your
> recipient will receive the SMS message within 20 seconds. There is no
> waiting around here for foreign gateways to respond to the request."
>
> END OF QUOTE
>
> I wonder how they ensure that you will receive the message within 20
> seconds?
> What happens if they are not switched on?
> What happens if the networks are congested?
> What happens if they are out-of-coverage?
> What happens if the mobile is already full of SMS Messages?
>
> It makes me think that site has been put together by someone who does not
> know much about SMS and I suspect it will collect valid mobile numbers
> which can be spammed later (premier change?).
>
>
>
OOhhh Yes.
and the dick who started the post is now spamming otther groups with the
same crap.... amazing how transparent people can be..

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