You should be able to unsubscribe from a Premium Rate Service (PRS) by texting the word STOP to the five-digit number. You should be unsubscribed within 24 to 48 hours.<\/p>\n
SLA Digital refunded \u20ac8,872 to 364 customers following a ComReg investigation. Customers were unable to unsubscribe by sending \u201cstop\u201d to the PRS short code number. A number of customers were also charged for these PRS after they had already been confirmed as having unsubscribed.<\/p>\n
A ComReg investigation found that SLA Digital had not complied with the PRS Code of Practice and that, as a result, it had also not complied with conditions attached to its licences.<\/p>\n
If you get a text message from a five-digit number, for example 57XXX, visit our Service Checker<\/a> tool. You can check the details of the number or any Premium Rate Service.<\/p>\n You can unsubscribe from a premium rate service by texting the word STOP to the five-digit number. You should be unsubscribed within 24 to 48 hours.<\/p>\n You can block premium rate text messages if you are a customer of eir Mobile, Three or Vodafone. Contact your mobile service provider\u2019s Customer Care team to set it up.<\/p>\n We have more information you may also find helpful:<\/p>\n Our Consumer Care team<\/a> is also available to offer you advice and information.<\/p>\n For full details see the recently issued Information Notice<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Unsubscribing or blocking PRS<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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