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Attorneys are warning advertisers and marketers to stay clear of pushing products through text messaging on cellphones, a practice that has triggered more than a dozen wireless spamming lawsuits in the last year. The lawsuits � filed by wireless carriers and a handful of attorneys general � claim that wireless spammers are touting everything from nail-enhancement drugs to penny stocks, outraging customers and violating federal privacy laws.
June 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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