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lcell

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#36777 1-Jul-2009 12:37
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SMS messages sent from Vodafone network in NZ to XT BlackBerry Bold (roaming in AUS on Telstra) are almost always received twice. Messages are between 2 and 3 mins apart. This has been happening consistently this week and messages are from different NZ Vodafone numbers.

Not implying this is an XT issue by posting on this forum - but need to start somewhere.

Has anyone experienced same/similar problem?  

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  #229945 1-Jul-2009 14:11
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my friend had taken her xt mobile to samoa, and experienced same fault, recieving sms msgs twice, different times..




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  #229947 1-Jul-2009 14:16
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This does not affect charging seen it lots

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  #229953 1-Jul-2009 14:43
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Try getting someone in the UK to send you a text while you are in Rarotonga. I ended up getting the message over a hundred times.




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  #230473 2-Jul-2009 22:09
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Getting the same thing here in AUS, recieved twice, sometimes three times.

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  #230530 3-Jul-2009 00:15
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Just been on OZ for a week roaming on Vodafone. No issues with duplicate messages.




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