O2 delivery report

do you still have to type in *0# to get a delivery report or is it enabled
on the network now?
thanks.

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"aj" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> do you still have to type in *0# to get a delivery report or is it enabled
> on the network now?
> thanks.

Yes, no.

On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:00:17 GMT, "Taylor"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>"aj" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> do you still have to type in *0# to get a delivery report or is it enabled
>> on the network now?
>> thanks.
>
>Yes, no.
>

What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!

">
> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!

if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told my
texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!

On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:58:11 GMT, "Sheila"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>
>">
>> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
>
>if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
>template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told my
>texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!
>

I'll stick with Orange and Vodafone. I find them invaluable at
determining if someone has got my text without going to the trouble of
setting up templates etc.

Setting up a template is hardly brain surgery is it?
"Damot" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:58:11 GMT, "Sheila"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >
> >">
> >> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
> >
> >if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
> >template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told
my
> >texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!
> >
>
> I'll stick with Orange and Vodafone. I find them invaluable at
> determining if someone has got my text without going to the trouble of
> setting up templates etc.
>
>

Damot wrote:
> On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:00:17 GMT, "Taylor"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>"aj" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]...
>>
>>>do you still have to type in *0# to get a delivery report or is it enabled
>>>on the network now?
>>>thanks.
>>
>>Yes, no.
>>
>
>
> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!

Plus the fact their online billing information is useless!!! Beginning
to wonder why I joined them!

"Bacillus Cereus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news5xYf.47784>> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
>
> Plus the fact their online billing information is useless!!! Beginning to
> wonder why I joined them!

Orange now charge for delivery reports, albeit 1pence per delivery report.

What's wrong with o2's billing system? It used to get things wrong in the
past admittedly, but i find it very good for working out who and at what
time I've called folk, takes two and a half to three days to update online
mind you.

">> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
>
> if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
> template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told
> my texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!

I think the Nokia series 60 delivery reports are the best. Just flashes up
if it's delivered - No beeping, no vibrating, no clogging up the inbox! Not
even anything left on the screen. That way, if I want to know it's delivered
I can wait for it to flash up. Or simply look in the reports folder later.

O2 are so backward - No "Proper" delivery reports is enough of a reason for
me at least, not to join them....


Matthew Long

> Setting up a template is hardly brain surgery is it?

Neither is posting correctly in news groups.....

"Matthew Long" <[email protected]> wrote:
> ">> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
>>
>> if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
>> template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told
>> my texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!
>
> I think the Nokia series 60 delivery reports are the best. Just flashes up
> if it's delivered - No beeping, no vibrating, no clogging up the inbox! Not
> even anything left on the screen. That way, if I want to know it's delivered
> I can wait for it to flash up. Or simply look in the reports folder later.
>
> O2 are so backward - No "Proper" delivery reports is enough of a reason for
> me at least, not to join them....

I like Sony Ericsson's idea. The delivery report doesn't get saved but
it's saved in the status of the sent msg and you can open that msg and
an option lets you see the delivery status.

GET A ****ING LIFE!!



On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 20:14:58 GMT, "Matthew Long" <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>> Setting up a template is hardly brain surgery is it?
>
>Neither is posting correctly in news groups.....
>

[email protected] declared for all the world to
hear...
> Orange now charge for delivery reports, albeit 1pence per delivery report.

Only on the animal talkplans.
--
Regards
Jon

"Jon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> [email protected] declared for all the world to
> hear...
>> Orange now charge for delivery reports, albeit 1pence per delivery
>> report.
>
> Only on the animal talkplans.

Rarrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

"C. Señor" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> "Matthew Long" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> ">> What a crap network! No delivery notes? Seriously?!
>>>
>>> if you really want a delivery report, and its an important one, set up a
>>> template and use that to send a text msg. I can live without being told
>>> my texts have arrived, I'd be hearing tones all day long!
>>
>> I think the Nokia series 60 delivery reports are the best. Just flashes
>> up
>> if it's delivered - No beeping, no vibrating, no clogging up the inbox!
>> Not
>> even anything left on the screen. That way, if I want to know it's
>> delivered
>> I can wait for it to flash up. Or simply look in the reports folder
>> later.
>>
>> O2 are so backward - No "Proper" delivery reports is enough of a reason
>> for
>> me at least, not to join them....
>
> I like Sony Ericsson's idea. The delivery report doesn't get saved but
> it's saved in the status of the sent msg and you can open that msg and
> an option lets you see the delivery status.

Yeah, this is better. The Nokia can be irritating, I used to unlock mine,
and for some reason the firmware would then make it disappear, never to be
seen again. The old inbox ones were secure at least, but SE's version is
good too for the odd occasion you need to be reminded.