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> The fraudster can setup a forward from a normal number to a premium one anyway. So checking number prefix is useless. Would the forwarding party not have to
by srmarm 5y ago
> The fraudster can setup a forward from a normal number to a premium one anyway. So checking number prefix is useless.
Would the forwarding party not have to pay the premium rate part in this case?
- t0mas88 5y agoYes, in all telco systems I know the one that sets up call forwarding pays for the part from forwarder to destination.