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If You Get A Text Message From Yourself, It's Probably Spam And You Shouldn't Click On It—Here's What To Do Instead
It's all too common these days for brands and companies to use text messaging as a marketing strategy to get you to purchase items when they're newly released, when they go on sale, etc.
By Gina Florio1 min read
You've probably opted in for text messages from your favorite brands or even new brands that offered a first-timer discount. But there has been an increasing number of spam text messages sent to people's cell phones that are causing concern. Here's what you need to look out for.