hello, Crystal!

Received a text on my phone and they knew my name. I said who is this and they said to download y! Messenger and chat with txtflirt and some number.

It text me 'Hi Lee'. I didn't reply. I think they might be trying to verify if i'm a real person so that they can sell my 'real person' number to some telemarketers, i think. I recommend ignoring the contact attempt.

Below is a reverse phone lookup. It's a land line from Orange Park, FL!

https://www.intelius.com/results.php?ReportType=33&qnpa=904&qnxx=385&qstation=4331&focusfirst=1

Received "Hey Dan!" text (SMS) on AT&T iPhone 4S yesterday afternoon. Googled the number to discover the same Orange Park FL landline info Lee posted above. It's certainly no one I know, although I'm unfamiliar with potential damage / threats possibly being caused / delivered via inbound SMS without a link to follow within the message. I'd appreciate an education about this practice, potential threats, motivation, etc from anyone with more experience. Thanks