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fleccy
morning.... i am extremely careful with my card ....dont actually take it outside unless I know i am going to need it..... yes ..maybe skimmed..... and yes I ordered a new card... and as I indicated the small amounts were primarily to get me to click on a authorise link in an SMS ..which I deleted... i think if I had clicked the SMS link then that would cause a phone hack of data ?
The two small amounts came from PayPal.... I wonder if someone agrees to send out a small charge with a card number through their PayPal account and gets paid extra if link is clicked and data obtained by a third party... with it being a small amount and a claim back is issued they just say they put in the wrong card number ..sorry... small amount means nothing much follows on from it...
"They said the scammers do it to get a SMS sent in the hope that you click on the link so they rob your phone data ..I didnt click anything or authorise anything....they just had the card number from somewhere...maybe online business hack"
Pokerchips, are you saying your phone has been hacked? I'm trying to understand the nature of the fraud perpertrated against you. From what you've said it looks as though your card data has been skimmed, probably in a garage or small retail outlet you've visited. The reason for making transactions lower than the contactless limit is to avoid authorisation procedures now being implimented. I assume you've now been issued a new card, with your old card disabled?
probromley
Interesting... " telling me I had changed my password"....I suspect the IT fraud that goes on is a huge problem across many companies ...and half the time..they really dont know who they are really talking to ..and who has had actual access to accounts etc...
I had 2 small amounts deducted from my bank account last week... I did not authorise them... and the bank said that because they were within the contactless limit...they let them through ...
They said the scammers do it to get a SMS sent in the hope that you click on the link so they rob your phone data ..I didnt click anything or authorise anything....they just had the card number from somewhere...maybe online business hack
For now BT needs to just keep their heads down and keep running the day to day as efficiently as possible ..... and keep market share of customers..
If revenue dips during these difficult quarters ..so be it... maintaining the core guidance and focus on targets will play out better in the end
BT Group set for price boost in coming days - Berenberg
"We believe that BT moving to growth represents a watershed moment in the investment case,” Berenberg said.
Liberty Global - BT Group set for price boost in coming days - Berenberg
BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A) will return to top-line growth helped by inflation-linked price increases which come into effect in the coming days, according to European investment bank Berenberg.
Last week, BT reinstalled its final dividend as it reported lower revenue and higher-than-expected underlying profits for the past year. The telecoms group reported a 2% fall in revenue to £20.9bn but a 2% increase in underlying profit (EBITDA) to £7.6bn as management continued to take an axe to costs.
Chief executive Philip Jansen hailed infrastructure arm Openreach's roll-out continuing "like fury", with 7.2mln premises connected to high-speed broadband and the 5G network now covering more than 50% of the UK population.
“Solid Q4 KPIs were encouraging as to how customers have reacted to these price increases being communicated,” Berenberg analyst Carl Murdock-Smith today said in a note.
The analyst added: “Looking forward, we expect the usual raft of press speculation ahead of 18% shareholder Patrick Drahi’s “standstill” coming to an end on 14 June.
“While we acknowledge two sentiment risks in the coming months (pay talks with the unions and the potential for network competition news from Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYA) and Telefónica’s joint venture), we believe that BT moving to growth represents a watershed moment in the investment case.”
Berenberg repeated ‘buy’ rating for BT with a price target of 220p, versus a current price of 179p.
Altice has a lot of debt and I suspect they have their hands full already ....the paper losses on the US investment are pretty big
NigeCo, I'm not sure why you think Drahi wants OR, BT Group own the network, OR are the division tasked with maintaining and growing it, FTTH etc. Buying OR would just give him access to a pool of engineers, planners and designers but no assets.
"In my opinion Drahi wants Openreach, I don't think that he could afford to purchase the whole of BT, but I suppose he is an expert where debt is concerned"
I have no idea if Drahi will increase his shareholding, but the chance of him making a bid for BT are remote, unless he does it in partnership with others. Since Openreach is part of BT, the only way someone could split it off is by buying BT. It's unlikely the Government would allow foreign enitities to takeover BT, and would likely use the new National Security legislation to block such a deal. It could be Drahi see's the value locked into BT's share price, seeing BT as a good investment. I never agreed with the narrative suggesting BT is a bad investment, or that any of the big Telco's are bad investments. Big Tech can't do business without Telecom providers, that gives the Telecom companies large intrinsic value. My personal view is that Telco's will see a narrative change at some point, and see vested interest media pump the sector up, rather than knocking it down.
"The analyst added: “Looking forward, we expect the usual raft of press speculation ahead of 18% shareholder Patrick Drahi’s “standstill” coming to an end on 14 June."
What's the feeling amongst other board members, will Drahis have increased his BT holding further? What's his long term intentions? In my opinion Drahi wants Openreach, I don't think that he could afford to purchase the whole of BT, but I suppose he is an expert where debt is concerned, so I won't rule anything in or out at this stage. One thing that I do know is that Drahi usually gets his own way in the end. I read an article soon after he disclosed that he had taken a shareholding in BT, that said that almost every company that he takes a stake in, he becomes the owner. Not long to wait now (14th June) for the next Drahi update.
Pokerchips :-
Win or lose you buy the booze ??????
I am teetotal by the way .
Blackrock recalled 4.4m shares on loan ...now have 160.4m shares out on loan to shorters ......something they do as a hedge
I bet even they cant predict how the markets will move..so bet both ways
BT Group set for price boost in coming days - Berenberg
"We believe that BT moving to growth represents a watershed moment in the investment case,” Berenberg said.
Liberty Global - BT Group set for price boost in coming days - Berenberg
BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A) will return to top-line growth helped by inflation-linked price increases which come into effect in the coming days, according to European investment bank Berenberg.
Last week, BT reinstalled its final dividend as it reported lower revenue and higher-than-expected underlying profits for the past year. The telecoms group reported a 2% fall in revenue to £20.9bn but a 2% increase in underlying profit (EBITDA) to £7.6bn as management continued to take an axe to costs.
Chief executive Philip Jansen hailed infrastructure arm Openreach's roll-out continuing "like fury", with 7.2mln premises connected to high-speed broadband and the 5G network now covering more than 50% of the UK population.
“Solid Q4 KPIs were encouraging as to how customers have reacted to these price increases being communicated,” Berenberg analyst Carl Murdock-Smith today said in a note.
The analyst added: “Looking forward, we expect the usual raft of press speculation ahead of 18% shareholder Patrick Drahi’s “standstill” coming to an end on 14 June.
“While we acknowledge two sentiment risks in the coming months (pay talks with the unions and the potential for network competition news from Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYA) and Telefónica’s joint venture), we believe that BT moving to growth represents a watershed moment in the investment case.”
Berenberg repeated ‘buy’ rating for BT with a price target of 220p, versus a current price of 179p.