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How to put a stop to it Firstly, tell someone you trust what is happening: mum, dad, a teacher or a friend. Even if you think that this could make the problem worse, it's essential that someone knows what is happening. If a bully has got hold of your mobile number or email address, make sure you keep a record of all the texts or emails. Affirmative action If the bullying becomes too much to handle you can contact your service provider to change your phone number. If you are being targeted via your email address, you can change your address by re-registering with your Internet Service Provider. Both these options are not ideal, as they penalise the victim in terms of time and cost, but they are effective in eliminating the bully. What you need to know...
BT Cellnet: 01753 565 000 Get help !!!! To get support Tesco Mobile has also launched a text back service to help. What to do….. Mobile users text the word BULLY to 60000 to receive a message with advice on how to get support. To find out more about text bullying visit the new interactive website at To get help online click here To read more about what to do if you are being bullied Find out about - setting boundaries Click to go back to our SPACE page. |
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