The document discusses SMS pumping fraud and how to prevent it. SMS pumping involves abusing phone verification systems to trigger a large number of SMS messages to generate revenue from mobile carriers. Attackers enroll phone numbers from different carriers, have one-time passwords sent to each number, and carriers share the resulting SMS revenue with the attackers. The document recommends ways for websites to protect against this fraud, such as adding CAPTCHAs, setting rate limits on messages to numbers, implementing delays between verification attempts, restricting destination countries, and monitoring OTP conversion rates.