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Receiving same text message over and over

Darando · 2007-04-02 19:56:21

Mate sent me a text message (small sound file ~ 8K) ,although he only sent it once, I keep receiving it over and over again, about 3 times daily. He sent it on Saturday and Im still getting it repeateadly today (monday). He is Vodafone and Im O2 - Anyway to stop it? or is a case of it will stop itself?

02-04-2007 8:56pm

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Darando

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Mate sent me a text message (small sound file ~ 8K) ,although he only sent it once, I keep receiving it over and over again, about 3 times daily. He sent it on Saturday and Im still getting it repeateadly today (monday).

He is Vodafone and Im O2 -

Anyway to stop it? or is a case of it will stop itself?

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#2 02-04-2007 9:01pm

irlrobins

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This happened to a friend of mine. Sent her a text and it kept delivering over and over. She got it fixed by going to her provider and getting her sim card changed.

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#3 03-04-2007 8:27am

telecomsman

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Im presuming you meant your friend sent you an MMS and not an SMS, as there was a sound file attached??

It sounds like there was an issue with the delivery acknowledgement back from the handset to the MMSC. Ring O2 and let them know, they should be able to remove the message from the message queue which will resolve the issue.

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