Maybe try something like this instead:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use LWP::UserAgent;

my $browser = LWP::UserAgent->new;

my @req = ('http://www.wheresmycellphone.com/submit.php',
           [txtisdcode => 1,  txtcitycode => '000', txtphone => '00000
+00']);

my $response_to_discard = $browser->post(@req);
print $response_to_discard->as_string();
[download]

In particular, that line

my $resp = (POST 'www . wheresmycellphone . com/', ['txtisdcode' => 1,
+  txtcitycode' => '000', 'txtphone' => '0000000']);
[download]

is wrong in several respects:

• POST is a bareword
• ...that is not separated from the next item with a comma
• txtcitycode' should either be quoted properly, or not at all ('=>' already does that)
• $resp should be @resp, otherwise you'd only have the final arrayref of that list in $resp
• the URL must be absolute (http://...)
• the respective form on www.whereismycellphone.com is posting to submit.php, not /

(I wonder how you got that past -w and use strict;...)

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