The Southern District of Florida recently dismissed a TCPA claim sua sponte for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, finding that the plaintiff had not alleged a concrete injury-in-fact. Perez alleged that Golden Trust had violated the TCPA when, without his consent, it used an ATDS to send two telemarketing text messages to his cell phone. Golden Trust argued that the complaint should be dismissed because Perez did not properly allege the use of an ATDS. Before addressing Golden Trust’s argument, however, the court found that Perez lacked standing. Perez alleged that the two text messages “interrupted business calls” and that he was injured by “wasting 60 seconds of his time reviewing the messages, causing aggravation and intrusion, wasting 7 minutes researching Defendant and the source of the messages on the internet, and wasting 5 minutes locating and retaining counsel. . . .”