Looks like you’ve been billed for SMS you never sent. The pattern of unauthorized premium‑rate messages is a classic symptom of an SMS‑forwarding scam that hijacks your handset or a malicious app. Carriers often list the originating number on the bill, but the real source is a third‑party service that charges per message. To protect yourself, block the offending number on your phone, enable your carrier’s spam‑filter, and immediately dispute the charges with your provider. Review installed apps and revoke any permissions that can send texts automatically. Keep a close eye on future statements and report the incident to the national fraud authority.
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