Is this a genuine ee web address?

[Mojo909]

Hello, not sure where to post this really but yesterday a friend of mine received a text message from my number saying to go to a web url to receive an MMS message. 

The problem is all my previous MMS to my friend have gone through, and I didn't send one yesterday. 

The url the message linked to is very similar to the legitimate EE MMS retrieval service, but not quite. 

The url sent is

HTTPS://MVNO.mms.ee.co.uk/MVNO/

The site looks very similar to the EE MMS retrieval site but doesn't have any EE branding.

Is this a legitimate EE url?

Even if it is, how is it that an MMS was sent from my number when I didn't send anything and my phone has no record of sending anything?

If it is a scam how the hell did anyone manage to send something through my phone with no record of it being stored?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[Christopher_G]

Hi @Mojo909 

Welcome to the community.

Are both of you with EE for your network operator? 

Chris

[Mojo909]

I'm with ee, my friend isn't, I'm believe she's with Vodafone, though I'll have to check and ask, though I'm unsure of the relevance of that question when I didn't send the message? why is there a website forwarding data from a legitimate EE site? And how was that possible when there was nothing sent from my device?

Cordially, Moe.

[Katie_B]

Hello @Mojo909. 

I would recommend giving us a call and speaking with our customer care team. 

The team have account access and will be able to check this link for you. 

Katie 🙂