Just remember - if you reply and engage in a conversation with a spammer, to the carrier’s anti spam systems it looks like the sender is legitimate since the re

Just remember - if you reply and engage in a conversation with a spammer, to the carrier’s anti spam systems it looks like the sender is legitimate since the recipient is talking to them. You may think you’re wasting the spammer’s time but in reality you may be giving them the power to scam someone else who isn’t as clever in recognizing a spammer. It’s best to report the spam text message and sender to 7726 (SPAM), or if you want to go the extra mile, report the spam through the FTC and FCC’s online complaint forms.