"Need extra holiday cash? You qualify for a payday loan up to $900, Recieve loan within 1 hour. No credit check required. Reply "payday" for more information."
Recieved on December 12th @ 2:30 PM
I don't give out my cell number except for private business and work, never anything else, how they got my number is unknown to me. I do know there are computer dialers that can call at random without actually being given your specific number. Prehaps that's what it was.
"Send your own SMS with SMSCaster! Need extra holiday cash? You qualify for a payday loan up to $900, Receive loan within 1 hour. No credit check required. Reply "payday" for more information."
SMSCaster is a "Bulk SMS Text Messaging Software for Mobile Marketing" according to it's website: http://www.smscaster.com/
At the bottom of the software page of that site it also has this:
"Disclaimer: SMSCaster E-Marketer is bulk SMS sending software used to send SMS from PC to a very focused group of customers. It should not be used for SMS spam, SMS spamming, mobile spam, cell spam, unsolicited SMS or bulk SMS broadcasting for spam."
Obviously the #$%s who sent out the message about loans totally disregarded that.