False Rejected MMS Delivery Reports to +777?

Since getting my 7250i on T-Mobile a month ago I've been able to send and
receive MMS photo messages perfectly fine. However, whenever I send one,
some time later (sometimes up to an hour later) I receive a MMS delivery
report back (even if I've had one already that says the message was
received) that says:

Message info
Recipients: +777
Status: Rejected
Time and Date: <whatever time and date was>

I found a post from December 2002 on google groups, also from a someone on
T-Mobile, that asked the same question - but there were no replies to that
part of the post. The same also happens on my girlfriend's 7250i on
T-Mobile.

The photo message is sent fine and received almost immediately by the
recipient ok. I then receive a delivery report saying it has been received.
But I also, some time later, get the above message. Any ideas anyone?

Adam

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its due to the delivered report for the network not delivered to its own
message center in the timeout, so its similar to the same message (SMS)
being sent twice to ur phone?

"Adam Greatrix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| Since getting my 7250i on T-Mobile a month ago I've been able to send and
| receive MMS photo messages perfectly fine. However, whenever I send one,
| some time later (sometimes up to an hour later) I receive a MMS delivery
| report back (even if I've had one already that says the message was
| received) that says:
|
| Message info
| Recipients: +777
| Status: Rejected
| Time and Date: <whatever time and date was>
|
| I found a post from December 2002 on google groups, also from a someone on
| T-Mobile, that asked the same question - but there were no replies to that
| part of the post. The same also happens on my girlfriend's 7250i on
| T-Mobile.
|
| The photo message is sent fine and received almost immediately by the
| recipient ok. I then receive a delivery report saying it has been
received.
| But I also, some time later, get the above message. Any ideas anyone?
|
| Adam
|
|

"tuned by RÄZO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> its due to the delivered report for the network not delivered to its own
> message center in the timeout, so its similar to the same message (SMS)
> being sent twice to ur phone?

It could be, but I don't see where the timeout would occur. When I send the
MMS it sends in a few seconds (obviously it has to upload the picture), and
it's received by the other person a few seconds later. There are no delays.
Where would the timeout be occurring?

Adam

"Adam Greatrix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| "tuned by RÄZO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
| news:[email protected]...
| > its due to the delivered report for the network not delivered to its own
| > message center in the timeout, so its similar to the same message (SMS)
| > being sent twice to ur phone?
|
| It could be, but I don't see where the timeout would occur. When I send
the
| MMS it sends in a few seconds (obviously it has to upload the picture),
and
| it's received by the other person a few seconds later. There are no
delays.
| Where would the timeout be occurring?
|
| Adam
|

Hmm....maybe the message center is busy at that particular moment? Errors
occur particularly ducing peak hour and busy usage periods (after a footie
match etc)

"tuned by RÄZO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hmm....maybe the message center is busy at that particular moment? Errors
> occur particularly ducing peak hour and busy usage periods (after a footie
> match etc)

Could be that too, but this happens every time, and I've sent MMS messages
at stupid hours in the morning, like 3 or 4am...

Anyone else had this message?

Adam