Sends you to a servery website I got excited because I had entered an actual drawing and thought that this was a response. Don't bother with this text, they just want your money and personal information.
-----This is at the bottom of the site after you disclose your name and phone number-----
"Survey-Points.net is an independent rewards program and not associated with any of the above listed merchants or brands. Survey-Points.net is solely responsible for all reward fulfillment. In order to receive your reward you must: (1) Meet the eligibility requirements (2) complete the survey (3) complete a total of 13 Reward Offers as stated in the Terms & Conditions (4) not cancel your participation in more than a total of 2 Reward Offers within 30 days of any Reward Offer Sign-Up Date as outlined in the Terms & Conditions (the Cancellation Limit) and (5) follow the redemption instructions."
How the heck did they get my phone number? I'm on the national and state no-call lists, but now I'm receiving texts. I'm pretty guarded with whom I give my cell number out to. I knew it was a scam becuase I don't shop at WalMart.
Got the following message from 571-243-3019 on Mar 4, 2012 at 17:53 PST:
"You have just won a free $1000 Walmart Gift Card, enter "MART" at http://promodaygivaway.com/walmart"
I'm not a Walmart shopper, so I didn't trust the message enough to follow the link. I'm on the do-not-call list. I don't give my phone number out unless I trust the privacy policy, so I don't know how they would have gotten my number.