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kiwiscoota

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#95959 17-Jan-2012 16:22
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I'm a prepaid Vodafone user,  and over the last 3 days,  I've received three text messages (SMS) from a new acquaintance. 

My query is that the messages give their phone number and then on the line underneath their phone number it says "Reply cntr. defined",  their text message follows as normal.

I have never seen that on messages before,  can someone explain what it means and why I'm getting that from that person (it does not appear on messages from other people).




 

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johnr
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  #570006 17-Jan-2012 16:27
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Hi Robert

The sending party of the SMS under SMS message settings on their handset has " reply via same message centre " set to ON

Good chance they are using Sonyericsson handset?

Ask them to turn this option to No / Disbale under SMS message settings




kiwiscoota

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  #570008 17-Jan-2012 16:31
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Thanks for that,  they do travel overseas a lot,  would they need that setting for overseas?

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  #570009 17-Jan-2012 16:32
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kiwiscoota: Thanks for that, ?they do travel overseas a lot, ?would they need that setting for overseas?


Not at all



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  #570020 17-Jan-2012 16:37
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Great,  I was nervous about telling them to change a setting if they might need it under some circumstances.

Cheers 

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  #570025 17-Jan-2012 16:42
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kiwiscoota: Great, ?I was nervous about telling them to change a setting if they might need it under some circumstances.

Cheers?


Quite often PI SE handsets have it on by default

John

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