[Noah930]

I had a similar problem last year. Only, because I don't have a plan with free texting, they cost me a quarter per spam. By the end of the month, it added up to about $7. I called Cingulair/AT&T, and they gave me the runaround. Said they weren't collecting it, the company sending me the texts was. I contacted the loser company, who also gave me the runaround and pointed the finger at another company I had never heard of before (I think they were the same company, though). I was told it would be canceled or credited, and that never happened, either. So I wrote a letter to the FCC, documenting all the phone conversations to these companies I had made, and got the four or five months of bogus fees credited back to me. Never had the problem again.