Call your cell phone co to block the charges for unsolicted text messaging charges from Too Lazy!
The cell companies need to contact the Federal Communications Commission to stop this fraud.
We had over $75 of charges from June to Dec 09 and then in Jan it stopped for an unknown reason.
We asked Verizon to block further contact with us from Feb on. We don't know how they get people's cell #, or succeed in charging Verizon who pass along the charge to its customers. This is wrong and citizens must see that they are arrested by the FCC Federal Communication Commission. OR write or call your US congressman or senator. That is what they are there for!!

I received 3 charges of $9.99 on my cellular bill from this company, as well as 3 other charges of the same amount from Mobile Messaging (8002357105) and My Quiz (8004166129). They get your number from the IQ quiz, then start sending messages. You'll be charged even if you don't open the message. Verizon will not remove the charges, but I understand AT&T will.
I contacted Mobile Messaging who agreed to send me a refund check within 10 business days. I have unsubscribed, not been able to speak with anyone at Too Lazy (mailbox is full) and have not been successful in emailing them. I am filing a complaint with the state attorney general. I would appreciate any information you can provide about putting a stop to this scam. The My Quiz pop ups are very prevalent.

A small charge showed up on the cell bill before last and I ignored it, I GUESS I WAS JUST TOO LAZY, much to my ensuing regret about the manifestations of irony. The current bill, which I received today, had a full blown $9.99 charge in the category Data - Premium TXT Messaging, too big to ignore. I didn't have a clue as to what the charges were for so I called my provider (Verizon) about billing. They checked their records and identified the charges coming from Too Lazy and how to stop it, like maybe this wasn't the first complaint. I don't know who TOO LAZY is, I don't know what texting service TOO LAZY they provides or provided me, but I found out there is a record of a text and return from me last month that constitutes authorization to charge my account! I checked my inbox and sent box to find zippo ("jeez, sir, you can erase it, our records are clear about texts, you know"), yet I remain certain I didn't consciously authorize any thing nor did I have the presence of mind to pull a scam about scams on my provider. While I was at it I put a stop on all these kinds of charges, like a credit stop. To stop the text messaging from Too Lazy use the 5 digit phone # 47941 with the 3 letter word message: End. An auto response came back in a couple seconds that no more texts or charges would come, as to that, it has been 2 hours, so who knows yet? Verizon was very helpful in initiating a stop, but zero help in getting the charges reversed. They wouldn't do it, but gave me a TOO LAZY customer service number, 800-510-1468, which is a recording only, no humans.
The message gave the same 5-digit number but said to send the 4 character word STOP. I hope end is the end of it, I want this to stop too, so maybe... nah, no more texting to this number. The web site nomoretexting.com was suggested, which lead me here.
I am a suspicious sort and am loathe to admit volunteering for this abuse, so for right now, this looks like a bureaucratic scavenger hunt shell game I'm losing.
TOO LAZY, reverse the charges!

This product/service charged $9.99 to my wife's cell phone. She sent stop before charges and was still charged.