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I recieved the exact same text earlier today. It read "Hola, Marc!" I sent a reply asking who it was and promptly received another text reading:"lol, if you want to know who this is you have to add me on Yahoo Messenger. My name is txtiegirlie359".  I looked up the area code thinking maybe it was an old friend I may have lost touch with and it showed up as an Indiana number. I live in Dallas and don't know anybody from Indiana. I sent a text asking the sender to give me a hint as to who they were and got nothing in response. If it does by chance turn out to be a hot girl, I will gladly let everybody know.

Other posters report they have had success in forwarding these illegal texts to 7726. They are picked up by your cell phone carrier who will ask you to send them the phone number so they can investigate and have spam filters installed to block the texts. The following article tells you everything you need to know:

Security company Cloudmark created a spam messaging reporting service that nation’s major wireless carriers agreed earlier this year to start using. Now, customers of AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Sprint and others can forward their text spam message to 7726. The mobile phone carrier will ask customers for the phone number that’s linked to the spam message so they and Cloudmark can start investigating.

http://www.ajc.com/news/business/text-spam-messages-on-the-rise/nSW3C/

I found out it is all a marketing ploy to get people to join an adult camera chat website called slicecamcrush.com. I don't know if its a scam or a trap or whatever so be careful.

Where do you live?

WHATZ. UR. Cell. Number