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I got this email from two of my friends just recently:

Hi Adam,

I reserved you a free SMS.ac account-- now you can send free text (SMS) messages to mobile
phones.

All you need to do is click on the link to complete your sign-up. Don't worry it's quick. .
http://www.sms.ac/registration/Intro.aspx?InviteId=x2ot64p09u00hacnj4l213q50extm0g96whd3q39it6h2tq

If you are already a member, click on the link and sign-in. As soon as you sign-in, you and I
will be automatically placed in each other's "friends" list and address books.
http://www.sms.ac/login.asp?referer...ot64p09u00hacnj4l213q50extm0g96whd3q39it6h2tq

Let's catch up using text (SMS) messages!

Thanks,
Angie

Upon signing up, it asked for my yahoo account and yahoo password, so I assumed it was some sort of scam. Anyone hear about this?

 

[GG-Duo]

just about all of my friends have sent me the same thing

IIRC, there's a line in the ToS that mentions advertisements. My friends say they don't get them, though....

 

[boutrosinit]

I signed up, then they charged me 50p per message for cunts I don't know to send me stupid chat texts.

I spent £3.00 in about a minute, without doing a thing. What utter crap. Avoid.

 

[Dyne]

I signed up for SMS but I only know a few people who use it.

You can avoid paying anything if you're careful like me.