A Connecticut limo driver with six kids was thrilled to discover he had won $10,000 in scholarship funds in a new Coca Cola sweepstakes. He even got a message from Coke congratulating him on his win. Turns out it wasn’t The Real Thing after all: the message was an error, triggered by a promo test. He hadn’t won a cent, because the “Twist and Text” contest didn’t actually start for another three weeks.
"Premium Texting" By Disabled Daughter Results In $10,000 Sprint Bill
By October 24, 2007
Hi Ben -
Verizon Reverses Policy On Pro-Choice Text Messages
By September 27, 2007
Verizon recently rejected a request from Naral Pro-Choice America, an abortion rights group, to make Verizon’s network available for their opt-in text message program.




