Security company Cloudmark created a spam messaging reporting service that nation’s major wireless carriers agreed earlier this year to start using. Now, customers of AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Sprint and others can forward their text spam message to 7726. The mobile phone carrier will ask customers for the phone number that’s linked to the spam message so they and Cloudmark can start investigating.
This is definitely a scam and ALFALFA IN THE ABOVE MESSAGE IS ALSO A SCAM. DO NOT CLICK ON THAT LINK!!!!!!!! Just ignore the text...if you try to call the number, you will get more of these texts. You can report it to your wireless provider and they might credit the text(s) if you don't have unlimited.
Regarding the alfalfa entry....there is a spam reporting service, but it will guarantee you will get MORE of these texts. It's not worth it. Just ignore it and move on.