I know AT&T has something you can do - forward the message to 7726. I don’t believe that Verizon has any other way to deal with spam, though. On the other hand I don’t think it encourages more spam for the same reason - they aren’t paying attention to them.
The sender of the message most likely never gets those, or will ignore them if they do. Or, perhaps the company texting you was sold bad information telling them that you really wanted the text messages - a case where the company wants to do right, but they were mislead by a vendor who said a text messaging list was legitimate.īut for true spam/junk text messages, STOP will do nothing. Perhaps you signed up without realizing it, or signed up and now simply no longer want the messages. Replying STOP to a text message is only useful if the message is from a legitimate source that has somehow added you to their distribution lists.
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