STOP HELPING THE SPAMMER ADVERTISE THEIR SITE BY PUTTING THE WEB ADDRESS THEY TEXTED YOU!!! That's what they want you to do.....to come on these sites and help them advertise by posting the web address they texted you so they get more traffic to their website. DON'T FALL FOR THIS TRICK!!! DO NOT POST THEIR WEBSITE ADDRESS OR YOU HAVE DONE JUST AS THEY WANTED YOU TO DO JUST LIKE A TRAINED MONKEY!
Sent me a text at 4:17 am that stated " heyy (yes the idiot misspelled "hey") www._________ is the place I told you I put my pics on the other day". I am not going to help them advertise by putting the website address they texted me here on this page. Message no doubt came from a loser who has no clue how to legitimately make an income online without having to resort to being a scum bag spammer
Please see the Forums here at 800notes where I have posted a series of reports about this particular type of creep. Of course I do have to give names and other details, so that others can know what it is that I have found. And I have found plenty! Like what seems to be a whole syndicate of spam e-mailers tied together with the "phone hobby" designation through Verizon wireless. (I lay no blame on Verizon; it is the people who are mis-using the system who make Verizon look foolish.)
The spam e-mails I have researched have this almost universally in common: No phone number for the featured company. "Click here" for more details or to be removed from our contact list. A different mailing address, i.e., suite, that turns out to be a drop box number at a UPS Store.
Finally, educate yourself, your family, and others about spam phone calls and e-mails, starting right here at 800notes! We are in a war against these pests! If someone was not making money from all of this, it would have stopped a long time ago.