O Dear God plz tell me there is an answer to this! (Gtran 4020)

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DemonXTC

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#3194 16-Jan-2005 15:52

everytime i send a txt message to someone else on telecom, a few seconds later i get a txt saying "Message to 027XXXXXXX Delivered" is there anyway of disabling this? i cant find any setting involving it.

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jpwise

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#11884 17-Jan-2005 09:20

Hi Demon. Unfortuneatly not. It's not an option that can't be disabled. It does however have it's use's, particulary if you are sending to another Telecom phone. If the recipient phone is unavailable, you won't get the notification until the phone comes back into signal or is turned on, and the message actually delivered. I don't believe off the top of my head you get a notification back if it's between Telecom <-> Vodafone. Due to it having to pass through the SMS gateway, but I may be wrong on the Telecom <-> Vodafone bit.

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DemonXTC

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#11891 17-Jan-2005 15:05

oh damn, if i went into telecom, would they be able to disable it from happening on their servers?

jpwise

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#11892 17-Jan-2005 15:31

LOL. You could try, but I can't see you having much luck.. Short of disabling SMS on your phone completely that is.

Another upside I forgot to mention is if you message people with prepays you should get a failed delivery if they don't have credit (ie: can't receive txt's either).

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Jama

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#11893 17-Jan-2005 16:32

Sorry - it is not something that can be truned off at the Telecom network level.

jpwise

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#11894 17-Jan-2005 16:37

Thx for that Jama. I was pretty sure it couldn't, but wasn't 100% certain.

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cellman

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#11997 20-Jan-2005 11:19

As the phone has a very basic SMS client , which did not allow you to switch this on and off in the menu, it was decided to leave it on , and at least you know the SMS go there, rather than never knowing at all

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DemonXTC

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#12001 20-Jan-2005 11:55

dumb, i wouldnt mind if it were a read reciept coz then id know theyve actually gotten the txt, not jst left their phone at home turned on.