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149 is I love you. It's a combination of two other forms: 143 and 459. "I" is interchangeable with "1" and "4", love with "4" and "5", you with "3", "9" or "8" (8 represents a U on the telephone keypad.) Other examples include: 448, 158, 449, 159, 148, 443, 153. These examples exist because, when it's heartfelt, the sentence "I love you" can be the most frightening, challenging and intimidating sentence to utter. Frequently, less direct versions appear necessary in order to build courage for the real deal.
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