WINRED HARASSMENT TEXTS

People have filed TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) class actions or state-law claims against WinRed-linked entities (RNC, NRSC, NRCC, etc.) for unsolicited/autodialed texts, including continuing after "STOP" requests. Some examples from recent years include suits in Utah (state telecom law violations), Arizona, and elsewhere — often alleging hundreds of messages from rotating numbers. Complaints about WinRed texts are widespread (tens of thousands on social media, review sites, etc.), with people reporting dozens to hundreds daily, even after opting out.If the texts are truly unwanted and persist after clear opt-out attempts:Reply STOP to as many as possible (though rotating numbers make it hard). Forward them to 7726 (SPAM) to report to your carrier. File complaints with the FCC (for TCPA/robocall issues) and FTC (for deceptive practices). Consider a TCPA claim if they use autodialers without consent (potential $500–$1,500 per violation, sometimes class-action viable). In extreme cases, state harassment/stalking laws or small-claims court for nuisance might apply, but success varies.