> They clearly want the recipient to vote/donate Lol, no. Just like SEO and the e/mail spam nobody actually cares about the result. The process itself, 'engag

> They clearly want the recipient to vote/donate Lol, no. Just like SEO and the e/mail spam nobody actually cares about the result. The process itself, 'engagement' - is the target. Just imagine, you are the spammer and you are presenting the numbers to whoever who ordered this: "Hey, we sent 1000 SMS, got 900 STOP replies, that's good, right? That would cost you $1000 for the SMS and $100 for our time. " And compare it with this: "Hey, we sent 15043401 SMS, got 9000 replies, overall engagement is over 78% and we can continue for another week or two! BTW it's $15043401 for the SMS and $100000 for our time" Which variant the spammer would prefer?