Ich habe erhalten "wahrscheinlich Spam" Beschriftete Texte aus echten Quellen wie PayPal, Google und Wise (früher Transferwise).
Keine große Sache, die Sie vielleicht denken, außer dass diese Texte automatisch blockiert werden sollen "später in diesem Jahr" Es ist ziemlich klar, dass das System nicht funktioniert.
Ich habe Comreg per E -Mail geschickt und sie schlugen vor, dass ich mich mit Paypal, Google und mich an mich wende! Wtf ?? Oh ja, sicher werde ich jetzt den Google -CEO anrufen und diese sortieren lassen.
Das Problem ist eindeutig mit dem "wahrscheinlich Spam" Benachrichtigungssystem, sie müssen es aussortieren, es funktioniert derzeit einfach nicht.
Oder zumindest der Öffentlichkeit mitteilen, dass diese Texte in Zukunft nicht blockiert werden und weiterhin als funktionierende Arseways -Warnsystem dienen.
Hat noch jemand das gleiche Problem oder hat Com Reg darüber kontaktiert?
EDIT: OK, meine Frustrationen sind ein wenig nachgelassen. Wenn Sie an Bord gehen, was die Leute hier gesagt haben, möchte ich Teil der Lösung sein, anstatt sich über das Problem zu beschweren. Ich habe Wise kontaktiert, da dies der Text war, den ich heute Morgen bekommen habe. Gott weiß, was dort in einer Firma von 10 Milliarden US -Dollar passieren wird. Meine PayPal und Google sind ein paar Wochen alt, sodass sie in der Zwischenzeit möglicherweise geklärt wurden.
Shuggana unten hat den Com Reg -Link hilfreich aufgeführt, hier ist es https://www.comreg.ie/industry/electronic-communications/nuisance-communications/sms-sender-id-registry/
Ich habe das an WISE gesendet, ich fordere jeden anderen mit Problemen auf, die Organisation direkt zu kontaktieren und ihnen den Link zu geben.
"Likely Spam" texts from genuine sources. Com reg to block ALL likely spam texts "later this year".
byu/MalcolmTucker12 inireland
Von MalcolmTucker12
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The common one for me is An Post. Every time I get a text about a parcel, its flagged as „Likely Spam“
Weirdly, whenever I call Redclick, it tells me I am calling a spam number.
It’s an absolute joke. My genuine text reminders from my bin collection about what bins are being collected is labelled as “likely spam” but the three or four texts a week from “AIB” about that payment to Foley’s Plumbing come through unlabelled.
It is up to the companies or their 3rd party providers to register with comreg. The system works, it’s google, etc being lazy that’s the problem.
Got it for a local food delivery place too. Will be a mess.
I got likely scam for a Tesco survey after I had an issue resolved and one for suntransfers advising me about a pick up point collection on a recent holiday which was important.
My dentist reminder message goes into Likely Spam.
System works fine, the companies have to register some digital records in the right place to stop their number being flagged.
Source: literally did it today for my company
https://www.comreg.ie/industry/electronic-communications/nuisance-communications/sms-sender-id-registry/
Onus is on the companies, as it should be. The amount of absolute shite scam texts I get was through the roof prior to this change. Now legitimately listed companies with ComReg just give them their Sender ID, it is then validated as a real company, and everybody wins.
ComReg cannot do this themselves, as they cannot (and should not) possibly know the many different IT systems that tens of thousands of registered companies are using.
Tech support for the company I work for comes up as „likely spam“ even though I’ve called it dozens of times and it’s saved on my phone.
It’ll be fun if those calls are automatically blocked.
Yeah I get it for Google Play payments and they’re shown as registered.
It hasn’t happened on anything I need but ComReg are going too fast IMO and they need to introduce a reporting feature for end users to indicate stuff is tagged wrong or that a company should register.
Also some company is registered as Google GP (Centric Health Primary Care Centre). Not sure if they have any affiliation to Google, could they (Centric and ComReg) get in trouble for this?
Text from my GP, for reminders for appointments & prescription renewals come up as Likely Spam too, god damn life saving spam.
What fucking good is this when the spam is coming from the genuine short codes like AnPost?
My 2FA code for work login is called as spam.
I use my phone credit to pay for things on the Google store and when the subscription(s) auto renews I get a „Likely Scam“ text, and then seconds later another text from 3 saying „we’ve renewed your subscription etc.“
How can they not tell the difference between Google/3, and obvious scam texts?
My parents have gotten legitimate texts about hospital appointments and prescriptions from pharmacies marked as „likely scam“, blocking them entirely could really harm vulnerable people
This is not comm regs fault. It’s the business texting you fault.
All you have to do to avoid being labelled as ’spam‘ is register as legitimate with comm reg
Legit companies can get their numbers validated so they show up with their official name on calls/texts. These presumably won’t show as likely spam?
companies could really do with using a more modern way of communicating with customers, sms is really insecure and spoofing phone numbers is really common
Lots of big companies provide you with no way of contacting them. [https://go.laylo.com/](https://go.laylo.com/) for eg.
I’m with An Post mobile & they don’t allow you to text the like 50000 numbers? (Usually used for games or something?) Except dentist appointments & bill companies require you to text Y/yes or no to answer & it doesn’t work! We had no clue until I stumbled across something online mentioning it while trying to fix it.
We ended up having to fix the bill in the shop, & have to ring the dentist to confirm 🤷♀️
I’d a text from the Mater Hospital that was flagged as „Likely Spam“ – It’s ridiculous.