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  1. #1
    Glenn Fincher
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    For some time now, I have been receiving a daily news alert from
    SOMEWHERE! I had thought it might be from MSN, USA Today, or even
    Yahoo! as those are sites that I frequent. I thought that I might
    have signed up in a fit of insanity. Checked all those sites and I
    don't have any alerts set from them. So... are there any standard
    "cancel" messages that I can send back when I get one to stop this
    crazy unwanted alert from coming my way? When I hit reply it goes to
    "1-110-410-000" and I do get a reply that my command wasn't understood
    and offers legitimate commands like "STO ***" for stock info, "NEW
    ***" for news reports. Apparently there are some valid commands, but
    I've yet to hit the magic "STOP sending me this bulls**t!" command.

    Any help out there in cell land??

    Thanks - I think!

    XPAddict



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  2. #2
    Jud Hardcastle
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    Re: Cancelling unknown alerts?

    In article <[email protected]>,
    [email protected] says...
    > For some time now, I have been receiving a daily news alert from
    > SOMEWHERE! I had thought it might be from MSN, USA Today, or even
    > Yahoo! as those are sites that I frequent. I thought that I might
    > have signed up in a fit of insanity. Checked all those sites and I
    > don't have any alerts set from them. So... are there any standard
    > "cancel" messages that I can send back when I get one to stop this
    > crazy unwanted alert from coming my way? When I hit reply it goes to
    > "1-110-410-000" and I do get a reply that my command wasn't understood
    > and offers legitimate commands like "STO ***" for stock info, "NEW
    > ***" for news reports. Apparently there are some valid commands, but
    > I've yet to hit the magic "STOP sending me this bulls**t!" command.
    >
    > Any help out there in cell land??
    >
    > Thanks - I think!
    >
    > XPAddict
    >

    But that's a good clue. STO and NEW are just a couple of the ON-DEMAND
    request codes for Info Alerts at Cingular's My Wireless Window aka
    www.infospace.com - now apparently called "Cingular MEdia Net" (same
    userid/password). The main access is via the My Account pulldown at
    www.cingular.com but www.mywirelesswindow.com still works. It's
    included with a Cingular plan but AFAIK it does have to be registered
    once with a userid and password. You may have registered in order to
    get access to the WAP browser and WAP email on the phone but I wouldn't
    take bets that it couldn't be leftover from a previous owner of your
    phone number either. In any case I assume CS (1-866-246-4852) can reset
    the userid/password to get you on if you don't have it. Once logged on,
    go to Info Alerts and I bet you'll see those notices you're receiving
    are active--just deselect them.
    --
    Jud
    Dallas TX USA



  3. #3
    Glenn Fincher
    Guest

    Re: Cancelling unknown alerts?


    "Jud Hardcastle" <[email protected]> wrote in
    message news:[email protected]...
    > But that's a good clue. STO and NEW are just a couple of the ON-DEMAND
    > request codes for Info Alerts at Cingular's My Wireless Window aka
    > www.infospace.com - now apparently called "Cingular MEdia Net" (same
    > userid/password). The main access is via the My Account pulldown at
    > www.cingular.com but www.mywirelesswindow.com still works. It's
    > included with a Cingular plan but AFAIK it does have to be registered
    > once with a userid and password. You may have registered in order to
    > get access to the WAP browser and WAP email on the phone but I wouldn't
    > take bets that it couldn't be leftover from a previous owner of your
    > phone number either. In any case I assume CS (1-866-246-4852) can reset
    > the userid/password to get you on if you don't have it. Once logged on,
    > go to Info Alerts and I bet you'll see those notices you're receiving
    > are active--just deselect them.


    YES!! That was it! Logged on to "mywirelesswindow.com" and... I DID have an
    alert there. Its out of there now!

    Thanks!






  4. #4
    Glenn Fincher
    Guest

    Re: Cancelling unknown alerts?


    "Jud Hardcastle" <[email protected]> wrote in
    message news:[email protected]...
    > But that's a good clue. STO and NEW are just a couple of the ON-DEMAND
    > request codes for Info Alerts at Cingular's My Wireless Window aka
    > www.infospace.com - now apparently called "Cingular MEdia Net" (same
    > userid/password). The main access is via the My Account pulldown at
    > www.cingular.com but www.mywirelesswindow.com still works. It's
    > included with a Cingular plan but AFAIK it does have to be registered
    > once with a userid and password. You may have registered in order to
    > get access to the WAP browser and WAP email on the phone but I wouldn't
    > take bets that it couldn't be leftover from a previous owner of your
    > phone number either. In any case I assume CS (1-866-246-4852) can reset
    > the userid/password to get you on if you don't have it. Once logged on,
    > go to Info Alerts and I bet you'll see those notices you're receiving
    > are active--just deselect them.


    YES!! That was it! Logged on to "mywirelesswindow.com" and... I DID have an
    alert there. Its out of there now!

    Thanks!






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