Just got this SMS message, cant be genuine as I logged into myBT and all my bills have been paid with no problems.
Well, that and the fact that bt-products-mobile.com immediately sounds super dodgy as a web address, as they already have bt.com.
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Seems to redirect to bt.com on Chrome 
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I’ve reported the site to Google so no clue if that has had any impact.
I used Chrome and it’s an obvious (to me) fake BT login site. Does look pretty similar to the genuine one so plenty of people are going to be fooled. There’s one basically exactly the same going around for EE too.
How do these buggers know which network I’m on?
They don’t need to. Some people will fall for it.
Before number portability I would have agreed with you. Now, with large numbers of folk moving their number between networks I don’t think it can be a reliable indicator.
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It doesn’t really matter to the scammer. They’ll send the same message to thousands of numbers, hundreds of which may be ported. But all they care about is the tiny percentage who are tricked into falling for the scam.
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Exactly my thinking!
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Huh strange. It did initially redirect to the legit bt.com website. Now it shows a warning and if you bypass it it shows the phishing website 
The senders number is usually fake anyway.
I had the same for EE a week or two ago.
Forwarding the message to 7726 reports it to the network, and then they ask you for details of the sender
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