Don’t be fooled!  Those text messages are from scammers pretending to be legitimate  companies as part of a ruse to get your personal information.  The text gives you a link that looks like Target or Best Buy websites, but they are not.

NBC News recently covered our investigation and pending lawsuit against the company that is sending these spam texts to consumers.

To see the coverage please follow the link: https://www.nbclosangeles.com/investigations/series/get-garcia/Attorneys-Target-Gift-Card-Scam-Texts-187824871.html

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act, (TCPA) protects consumers from getting unsolicited text messages on their cell phones.  If you are getting spam text messages you may be entitled to compensation.  Please give my office, The Law Offices of Todd M. Friedman a call at (877) 449-8898 for a free consultation.

Published: January 23, 2013

Updated: March 28, 2025


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