(received a random text one day to charge me $9.99 monthly for stock tips) I didn't at any point authorized these people to charge me 9.99 per month. I never heard of them, or wanted their services. I had t-mobile block them... then I contacted the FCC and BBB. I want my money back from the people who stole it. Basically, this is equal to someone coming into your house, stealing your stuff, and saying you gave them a key to do it when you've never met them. I did the reply STOP option the second time they texted me, and got back a message:You have opted out of this program and will no longer receive any messages or charges. Support: 877-504-5675. I wouldn't count on it though. Make sure to call your cell phone company anyway, and have this blocked.

I didn't at any point authorized these people to charge me 9.99 per month. I never heard of them, or wanted their services. I had t-mobile block them... then I contacted the FCC and BBB. I want my money back from the people who stole it. Basically, this is equal to someone coming into your house, stealing your stuff, and saying you gave them a key to do it when you've never met them. I did the reply STOP option the second time they texted me, and got back a message:You have opted out of this program and will no longer receive any messages or charges. Support: 877-504-5675. I wouldn't count on it though. Make sure to call your cell phone company anyway, and have this blocked.

I too just received my T Mobile invoice and also was charged this "premium fee" stock pic for $9.99 which I did not subscribe to.
I called T Mobile who credited the $9.99 and blocked my phone against any future attempts by these or other crooks.
Check your invoice carefully and report any abuse to T Mobile and you'll be fine.

Want to know what business this is

samething happend to me to but only through text and they started charging me 9.99 a month. i never agreed to anything it is some bull

I got a text message from this number saying I subscribed to a MSP stock report where I would get 8 stock reports and that $9.99 would be added to my phone bill. I didn't subscribe to anything. A reverse lookup on the number showed that it didn't exist. I didn't think anything of this at first since I thought it was just someone hoping I'd reply to try and get my info till after my pre-paid minutes started vanishing I looked into it and found that whoever they are use a scam called "cramming". T-mobile would only give me a refund for the last message they sent so I ended up out $30. I have since put a block on them but who's to say they won't pop up elsewhere. If you see this number in a message call you cell provider right away or they may not remove the charge. I'll be checking my minutes closer from now on.