I got charged for Global SMS by Singtel, and they cannot do anything!

[Vratenza]

1 hour ago, Ghgan said:

iPhone users may be charged by Apple for activation request* sent to Apple Servers (in UK) each time you:
- Turn on/off iMessage function
- Turn on/off FaceTime function
- Insert SIM card into iPhone (each removal/insertion of SIM will trigger request for iMessage)
*Activation request is sent via GlobalSMS @$0.18/sms to Apple Servers; including but not limited to the following UK numbers:-

447937985220
447937985221
447937985222
447937985223
447937985224
447937985225
447937985226
447937985227
447937985228
447937985229
447537410205
447537410225
447537410245
447537410265
447537410285
 
You may refer to Apple Support at https://support.apple.com/en-ph/HT201349 for more details.

If this is true, as a dedicated long time android user and as someone having to handle my other half's iphone technical issues regularly, this a serious dumb way of security check. 

[Jamesc]

Switch from ST to M1 problem solved.

It's an Iphone problem.

That's not logical.

Surely it's an ST problem.

[Inlinefour]

1 minute ago, Jamesc said:

Switch from ST to M1 problem solved.

It's an Iphone problem.

That's not logical.

Surely it's an ST problem.

Solved because ST charge me but M1 no charge

 

So problem solve or not leh 🤪

[Silverkris]

3 hours ago, DOBIEMKZ said:

@Silverkris When you go through those messages sent, generally what was the content about?
Maybe from those you can narrow down the issue.

 

I cannot find those messages sent in the phone at all.

 

[Jamesc]

1 hour ago, Inlinefour said:

Solved because ST charge me but M1 no charge

 

So problem solve or not leh 🤪

Haha OIC M1 better customer service.

They know you didn't send the sms so no charge.

[Inlinefour]

46 minutes ago, Jamesc said:

Haha OIC M1 better customer service.

They know you didn't send the sms so no charge.

problem is the charge lor 

 

thats why