received an unsolicited text attack saying i'd signed up for their service. several texts about it, then their inspiration "be happy today". wow. what junk. had to text STOP and reporting them for spam and hope i'm not going to get charged for the attack.

Received a text message saying I had requested inspirational texts for $9.99/mo. I had not requested ay such service. Included a code you're supposed to enter on the website to activate the subscription. I did not activate the service. Nevertheless, I almost immediately was sent today's "inspirational text." Replied STOP and received a message stating I would no longer receive messages or charges.

I am going to contact my carrier to make sure they do not allow Inspiracell or any other text subscription service to charge me for fraudulent and scam-like behavior.

Yep, just started getting those inspira-crap messages today. STOP seemed to work..

Same as above, I got an unsolicited text, and a stupid message. I replied "STOP", called my carrier, they removed the charge for me.

I don't know if stop worked or not, but I know I did not subscribe. It looks like they enroll based on you entering a PIN, for some sort of challenge-response, but it looks like they conveniently skip that part, and I believe this to be a complete scam

I just got this text five minutes ago and replied stop. A minute later they sent the same text. I said stop again. And haven't gotten another message from them.

Received text saying "U requested daily inspirational texts. Sub service is $9.99/mo + Msg&Data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel. Reply HELP for HELP. Enter on web. [####]" along with two other texts right afterwards.

Knew it was a scam, so called my carrier to properly deal with situation. Carrier refunded the "charge" and basically put up a purchase block with a pin # so I wouldn't get other unsolicited charges like this again.

Tempted to contact inspiracell and give them peace of mind, but I am satisfied with my carrier's response. =)

Got the ame message as everyone else here. I have not tried replying stop yet. I am on the phone with my wieless carrier now.

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I replied to the same message as though above are getting. I replied with STOP. After getting confirmation that my subscription was canceled (which I never ever subscribed to nor even heard of this company before this) I received more texts from them with "inspirational" messages. This is my work cell. They are disrupting my job and so must be taken to court. Not only that, but by taking my money without my consent they are stealing. I only have so much money in my bank account.. if they take what is not theirs they mess up my payments. I have no choice but to sue this company.

received first text notifying my of supposed subscription (which I never subscribed to) and said to reply stop to unsubscribe (which I did immediately). got another text verifying that I had unsubscribed and wouldn't be getting any more "inspirational" texts. Within 5 minutes I got another one and then another one after that. I haven't responded and will be contacting my carrier ASAP. This is ridiculous!

not my job to type "stop" at all...like responding to spam, that can just verify a valid recipient and then they sell my text # to another service (which it seems like what most of these services are doing, testing and harvesting to sell to others)

We have multiple phones on the same business account. Stop worked on one account didn't on another account. AT&T refunded the charges for the one.

Hit Stop, sent it again

Replied STOP twice and still received an inspirational message that I did not order.

I did not sign up for this and after I sent a stop message I received another message 2 1/2 hrs later.

Tried the stop and it failed. Contacted my carrier and found out that the 9.99 was charged to my account. My carrier refunded my money and put a block on my line. If you get this msg contact your carrier immediately.

Have replied STOP twice, hoping I don't have to again. Don't know why I'm getting this crap. Didn't sign up for anything.

This happened to me today. After searching and finding this site, didn't bother to try STOP, just called my carrier and had them reverse the charge, and then put a PIN on my account. The person I spoke to at my carrier, when I asked how they do this, said they get the numbers from online surveys. However, I don't use my cell phone number on the rare occasion I participate in a survey, so not sure how they got my number. Probably just random, like spam emails.

Same as above. I did not request this service. They had already billed by phone. Less than 1 hour after receiving the first message. I did not reply to the text because I do not trust them. Called my carrier to get the charges removed and to have them blocked.