At 9:05 pm Saturday night I got a text message from a scantily clad dressed girl in a leather bustier in a thong, both frontal view and rear selfie from a girl named Tina, saying "Hi, its me Tina".

Maybe my phone is part of this hack on my computer, see previous post.
I thought I should just reply - I'm on my way", but instead I just replied, "I think you may have the wrong number, I don't know any Tina's"

The scammers and thieves always work overtime this time of year.

It was a test. If you're married you passed

I'm married to a Tina.

Does she have a 903 area code? Does she have a leather bustier?

No and no. Well not that I know of. She is in her 50's though, so safe bet it ain't her anyways. If it were, we would be discussing a new truck when I got home.

Forward the text to me and I'll see if I know her.

I know a Tina, but she has a wooden leg

Wood

That's when I seen her
Her name was Tina
Grace and poise kinda like a ballerina
I said, "How you doin', my name's Big L
Don't ask me how I'm livin', 'cause, yo, I'm living swell

On a slightly more serious note... by replying at all you let the possible scammer(s) know they had a valid phone number.

I would have taken my chances and asked to see more.