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"Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote in
news:ka6odl$ll$3@news.albasani.net: 

> max <betatron@gmail.com> wrote:
>>On Tue, 11 Dec 2012 06:50:33 +0000 (UTC), a parrot spilled beer on 
>>"Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com>'s keyboard, which yielded the
>>following: 
>>>Mark Anderson <mea@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
> 
>>>>I got another spam sms message today, the last one almost exactly
>>>>two weeks ago which was the first text spam since I got this phone
>>>>two years ago.
> 
>>>I objected numerous times to T-Mobile over the years. They finally
>>>came up with blocking. Even so, I'd still get SMS spam occassionally.
>>>They can never explain why. At 20 cents each, which is more than I'd
>>>pay in per minute voice overage charges, it was outrageous.
> 
>>>Still, you've got to admire the pure profit of SMS.
> 
>>Serious question, I'm not being precociously stupid.
> 
>>Are you guys talking about chat messages? Because I got about 1 every 
>>2 days for the first few weeks I had this phone. They were always 
>>from people like Jenna booty shake or Karen hook up tonight. . . . 
> 
> I never got anything like that. It was a short version typical of
> various email scams.

If you have AT&T you can report the spam and they block the offending 
number. 

copy and paste the message to 7726 and they'll ask you to follow up with 
the offending number. This is AT&T only. 

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