Global Sim Card Fraudulent Email

bbob · 04-02-2011, 10:31

Andy I agree, but if that does happen the company from who they have been hacked should report this to their customers. also they should tell their customers what they are doing to prevent this in future.

The only responce now was that they were not responsible for those mail. None of the customer did however get any email from globalsimcard.co.uk saying this happened, no excuse no nothing. If the databse was hacked they might have also goten the accesscodes to the backend for each user. No one does now this.

For me what counts is that globalsimcard fails to imform their customers. This is not only sad it shows to me that they don't care about their customers or privacy.

And yes it does happen but no informing customers is not good.

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	04-02-2011, 10:31 Andy I agree, but if that does happen the company from who they have been hacked should report this to their customers. also they should tell their customers what they are doing to prevent this in future. The only responce now was that they were not responsible for those mail. None of the customer did however get any email from globalsimcard.co.uk saying this happened, no excuse no nothing. If the databse was hacked they might have also goten the accesscodes to the backend for each user. No one does now this. For me what counts is that globalsimcard fails to imform their customers. This is not only sad it shows to me that they don't care about their customers or privacy. And yes it does happen but no informing customers is not good.