Got text message 5/27/12 that my entry of "last month has WON! Go to http://bit.ly/Ju6kE and enter your Winning Code...claim your FREE $1.000 Best Buy Giftcard!"
Never made an entry, nothing comes up when I tried the web address on my phone, and when I tried it on my computer it brought me here. SCAM!!
The person at this number is quite brazen to send me a hoax of a text message. If he knew who he was dealing with, he'd wished he never sent this message. I have friends in high places that can protect me from scumbags like him, and at the same time put him in his rightful place, like where the PONZI SCHEMERS stay once they're caught. Who knows? Bernie Madoff may be looking for a social outlet and a new friend, and perhaps this person would be a good fit for him. Fortunately, I'm smart enough to know not to open the text because all of my sim card information will be transferred to his useability, which I would be paying for a lazy person that doesn't want to work,. to have use to me phone. I would advise others not to open up strange text messages like this on regarding the receipt of a BEST BUY $1000. Gift Gard. It's a ploy to steal one's identity. Reciepients know you are NUMBER ONE, and must LOOK OUT FOR NUMBER ONE! AGAIN, DO NOT CLICK ON TO READ THE TEXT IN DEPTH, OR YOUR SIM CARD INFORMATION WILL TRANSFER YOUR PRIVACY INFORMATION & PERSONAL IDENTITY TO THE CALLER'S NUMBER. ONCE THIS IS DONE, A VIRUS WILL SET IN TO YOUR CELL PHONE, MAKING YOUR CELL PHONE INOPERABLE. IT WORKS THE SAME WAY WITH COMPUTERS. SMARTPHONES ARE THE MOST VULNERABLE TO THESE VIRUS TACTICS OF HACKING.