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DestRoYeDnz

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#38573 31-Jul-2009 17:23
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Is anyone having or know of a solution for this?

I have a iPhone 3G on XT prepay and it excelent, Though over the last few weeks ive had a few instances where i've recieved agoup of sms's at the same time.

Timestamps are over the last 3-4 hours tho in this time i have normally had txt conversations or actually been on the phone and then an hour or so later ill recieve 11 or more txts at the same time.


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s.joseph
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  #241053 31-Jul-2009 18:20
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i have the exact same problem and some call drop problems aswell.

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