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  1. How do I report spam texts in Massachusetts?
    Reporting spam texts involves selecting the text message, reporting it as spam to your service provider, and blocking the sender if possible. You can also forward the text to 7726 (SPAM) for free, or use the ‘Report’ feature on Android or iPhone.

  2. Is there a specific state agency I should contact to report spam texts?
    In Massachusetts, you can report spam texts to the Office of the Attorney General. They handle consumer protection issues and can take action against those sending unwanted messages.

  3. What information should I provide when reporting spam texts?
    When reporting, include the phone number or sender’s name, the date and time you received the message, and a description of the content. This information helps in effectively addressing the issue.

  4. Can I take legal action if I’m consistently receiving spam texts?
    Yes, persistent spam texting may be a violation of state or federal law. You can report the issue to the Attorney General and consider consulting with an attorney for legal recourse.

  5. Are there any apps or services that can help filter out spam texts?
    There are various apps and carrier services available that can help reduce spam text messages. Some phones come with built-in features to filter out suspected spam.

  6. What should I do if my personal information has been compromised due to spam texts?
    Immediately contact your service provider, place a fraud alert on your credit report, and report the incident to relevant authorities, including the Attorney General’s office or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

  7. How can I stay updated on anti-spam regulations and laws in Massachusetts?
    Keep an eye on official state government websites and trusted news sources for updates on consumer protection laws and guidelines related to spam text messaging.

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