100200590

I wanted to bring to your attention a rather troublesome matter involving a few phone numbers: 100200702, 100200701, and 07903553650. They've been sending annoying and distressing texts to mobile users, creating quite a bit of anxiety for many. It would be wise to spread the word about these numbers; please do share this with your loved ones and on all your social platforms to keep everyone informed!

I've noticed this particular number cropping up repeatedly on my itemised bill from EE, and it feels like it’s becoming more and more frequent. It’s now popping up as many as 6 to 7 times a day, and this only seems to occur when I'm without a WiFi or Data connection. Thankfully, I haven’t been charged for these as they fall under my unlimited text quota, but I worry that if that wasn't the case, I might end up with unexpected fees. I've reached out to EE on three separate occasions regarding this bizarre situation. They suggested it could either be activation texts from an iPhone or perhaps a subscription service of some sort. The issue is, I’ve never even owned an iPhone-and the only smartphones I've had are two Lumia Windows phones. I’ve never signed up for any subscription either, so I’m baffled. What’s more frustrating is that there aren’t any actual messages that I receive from this number; it simply shows up as a sent message on my bill. Each time I contact EE, they assure me they’ll block that number to stop it appearing on my statement, yet here we are again-it’s still relentless. It’s driving me absolutely bonkers to think that something might be sending messages from my phone without my consent or even my awareness!

Can someone tell me who this number 100200590 is? I keep getting texts from it and have no idea who it could be!

I've spotted a peculiar entry, 100200590, listed three times on my itemised bill as a message, yet there’s no charge. Does anyone know who or what this might be? I’m with EE, if that helps!

I believe it’s a text notification just like Bri’s, but mine was linked to MBNA. It appeared on a T-Mobile phone. The call directory showed it as a zero-cost, zero-seconds ring.

This number popped up on my phone but I didn’t get any text from it. Very strange.

Are those alerts from Facebook just notifications I’ve received, or are they actual calls being made?

I'm certain this isn't Facebook, as their text messages consistently begin with the code 32665 followed by three random digits.

It seems you might have unintentionally linked yourself to the internet. I’d recommend giving T-Mobile a bell and requesting that they disable your web access and picture messaging features.

We reckon that the charge-free addition on our invoice corresponds with the notifications we receive for our rubbish collection from Guildford Borough Council. It’s our belief that these individuals might be utilising a service that could offer reverse billing options, yet in this case, they’ve opted not to impose any charges.

I’ve found myself in a similar predicament with our T-Mobile bill. Luckily, there haven't been any charges yet, but this coincides with the time we updated our Facebook app on our phone. If you haven’t seen any deductions, there’s really no need to stress. However, if a charge of £30 does pop up, it’s definitely time to reach out to T-Mobile immediately!

Just send 'al' to 150, and you'll receive an update about your allowance right away. There's no charge, so there's absolutely nothing to fret about!

We've noticed these charges on our T-Mobile statement labelled as 'rings to the web', and they're racking up about £30 a month! Does anyone know who's behind this number?

We suspect it’s the notifications from Facebook, to be honest.