Retrieve deleted text messages from ATT

Is it possible to contact ATT, and request text message retrieval for deleted text messages?

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It is not possible.

Once you delete them, they go into cyberland.

Carriers do keep a record of text messages sent/received and the content on them for a specific period of time. This content is nearly impossible to retrieve and may not be possible. They only have to release this content under court order, even then...many won't be forced to release it (since they may not have them).

nick, aren't there 3rd party services out there that can be used to track/recover text messages?

Possibly...

Even with those services, the odds with them working are probably one and a million. Many services "advertise" but few can actually succeed.

Originally Posted by tavenger5

nick, aren't there 3rd party services out there that can be used to track/recover text messages?

According to ATT's Legal Dept, ATT does not store the Text messages in any kind of data base, Only option is A court order would need to go into effect and they will start to recoed and save them for a certain amount of time.

AT&T's legal department is WRONG...most of the time they will simply tell you they don't store them to make customers "less angry" when told they can't release it to you.

To comply with FCC standards, all wireless carriers are required to store this information for a selected period.

This is kinda how they found a kidnapped Oregon girl.

Originally Posted by campbell228

According to ATT's Legal Dept, ATT does not store the Text messages in any kind of data base, Only option is A court order would need to go into effect and they will start to recoed and save them for a certain amount of time.

To get any info in black and white will require a subpoena, you could check out a site called viewmytextmessages.com. They can be viewed, but ATT will not violate FCC regulations and disclose that information over the phone.

Sorry, but this website does not exist.

Originally Posted by parabolicpawn

viewmytextmessages.com

I'm sorry its viewmymessage.com/1 or viewmymessage.com/2-youhave to create a login. either page will give you the same login.