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Does anyone know how to stop receiving Optus spam from yestickets.com.au, without having to spend money to SMS a reply or spend hours on the phone trying to get off their list...I thought there were laws against unsolicited spam these days?

that is owned by optus. "yestickets.com.au

Doesn't look so unsolicited to me...

www.yestickets.com.au

More specifically:

www.yestickets.com.au/te...ms-condition.php

Perhaps try unsubscribing via that website, best of luck.

Verdana writes...

Doesn't look so unsolicited to me...

its unsolicted if I never asked for it, and before you ask, no I didn't ask!

macca writes...

I thought there were laws against unsolicited spam these days?

It's not "unsolicited spam", it's "customer communications". :-)

without having to spend money to SMS a reply or spend hours on the phone trying to get off their list

You could call CS on their 1800 number, or write a letter to CS.

they usually have a number to call if you want it to stop or sms "stop" to them.

So you have to spend money to stop them sensing unsolicited rubbish. Sounds like a way of generating income to me.

Hi Macca,
If you are 'yes' Tickets member you should go to your profile and unsubscribe to recieve SMS, that should be the solutions for you problem.

I hope this helps you ...

Cheers
Alex

Optus SMS Spam is out of hand, about a month ago I received a promotional SMS from them at 3:34am on a Thursday morning! You'd think they'd send them at a more appropriate time......