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Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by ThaThinka: 7:18pm On Jun 05, 2022
I had to get a Qubo basic (or "torchlight" ) phone last year after misplacing my long-serving Nokia Asha phone.

Soon after getting the phone, I started receiving suspicious SMS messages on the line/SIM that I had lost along with the old phone. I thought it was the work of fraudsters, so I just ignored. But the messages have persisted for about a year.

When I finally got tired and swapped out that SIM last month so I could block those numbers on my smartphone, I started getting those messages on the new SIM that I inserted in the Qubo phone. I also can't block the senders, even though there's a feature for that (surprisingly).

Is anyone that is using a Qubo basic phone, or any other, experiencing something similar? Looks fishy.

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Re: Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by phrancys001(m): 9:57pm On Jun 05, 2022
Mine too, just ignore jare

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Re: Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by ThaThinka: 8:13am On Jun 06, 2022
phrancys001:
Mine too, just ignore jare

Thanks, boss. Just that I find these messages very irritating. At the same time, I wonder if the company is owned by scammers. smiley
Re: Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by Prinzton(m): 11:02am On Jun 06, 2022
ThaThinka:
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Is anyone that is using a Qubo basic phone, or any other, experiencing something similar? Looks fishy.

It's not the phone rather someone who had access to the lost phone or someone close to you who has your number and is trying his/her luck on phishing scam(yahoo)

I was once a victim
Re: Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by ThaThinka: 12:44pm On Jun 06, 2022
Prinzton:


It's not the phone rather someone who had access to the lost phone or someone close to you who has your number and is trying his/her luck on phishing scam(yahoo)

I was once a victim

No, I disagree. Maybe you should read the original post again. I lost only one SIM with the said phone and that's not the current one in it.

Also, I observed that these messages are received via the SIM card in slot one (it's a dual SIM phone).
Re: Is This A Qubo "Torchlight" Phone Thing? by KunlexyInc1(m): 8:21pm On Jun 06, 2022
ThaThinka:
I had to get a Qubo basic (or "torchlight" ) phone last year after misplacing my long-serving Nokia Asha phone.

Soon after getting the phone, I started receiving suspicious SMS messages on the line/SIM that I had lost along with the old phone. I thought it was the work of fraudsters, so I just ignored. But the messages have persisted for about a year.

When I finally got tired and swapped out that SIM last month so I could block those numbers on my smartphone, I started getting those messages on the new SIM that I inserted in the Qubo phone. I also can't block the senders, even though there's a feature for that (surprisingly).

Is anyone that is using a Qubo basic phone, or any other, experiencing something similar? Looks fishy.
I experience same too but affects mtn majorly. Hoping they fix it soon

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