Because UNIVERSAL Mobile operates on the T-Mobile network, you may occasionally receive automated SMS text messages directly from the network provider.
These messages usually contain system notifications upon SIM card insertion or automated warnings regarding international calling rates. No action is required on your part.
Please note that fraudulent scam/phishing texts impersonating network carriers also occur. Please be cautious and refrain from clicking on any suspicious links in unexpected messages.
If you ever receive an SMS and would like to verify its content, please feel free to contact UNIVERSAL Mobile Customer Support.
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