Deadline for SMS From Companies to Be Considered Scammed and Blocked
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CNMC recalls that telephone operators will prevent these communications if their identification is not verified by the regulator
Five days The CNMC warns that phone numbers will block the identification of unregistered commercial messages from September 15. Read more: https://cincodias.elpais.com/companies/2026-09-10/only-13565-companies-han-registered-his-alias-to-brake-the-stafas-by-sms.html
If you receive SMS from your bank, courier or a store, this CNMC alert affects you directly. Operators will block non-sending commercial messages verified as of September 15. Even if you are not a company, you should know why some legitimate SMS might disappear from your inbox. What is happening with commercial SMS: the key date The National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) warns that the deadline for verifying the sender of commercial …
The race for Spanish companies to register aliases with those who send commercial messages by phone to their customers enters their final straight line. Companies have the deadline until September 15 to register with the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) the names with which they appear as senders in SMS messages, MMS (multimedias) or RCS (enriched multimedias).
Companies that use their name or mark as SMS sender must register that identifier to prevent operators from blocking their messages.
Starting next Tuesday, September 15, SMS, MMS and Rich Communication Services (RCS) of commercial aliases (brands, commercial names, company names or domains) that are not registered with the National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC) will be blocked by telecommunications operators. This measure, included in an order from the Ministry of Digital Transformation, aims to curb fraud and impersonation scams through these messages that se…
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