Speaking on his ITV programme, The Martin Lewis Money Show, he said people could save hundreds each year by simply texting a 5-digit code.

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・ Text PAC to 65075 – This generates a unique porting authorisation code that allows customers to transfer their number to a new network.

Martin Lewis urged people to screenshot and email themselves after dialling a 5-digit code on their iPhone, Samsung or Google mobile phone.

Such a device would be quite secure requiring a 4 digit “on” code and 5 digits for “off”. You couldn’t just pull off the keypad and hotwire or short something to gain access either.

Martin Lewis says you can slash your mobile phone bills before April price hikes - and it all starts with a text to a six-digit number.

There’s no situation where you should share a six-digit verification code — not even with customer service or tech support. If someone asks you for your code, it's likely a scam.