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- 10-08-2005, 06:30 PM #1TomGuest
I used to be able to get text messages sent to my phone from MSN Messenger.
Now it says that Sprint doesn't support it. I got the application of MSN on
my phone now and that's a pain in the ass. before they could just click on
my name and send message to my phone. Now I have to be logged into MSN on
my phone before I get them message and then have to have application
running. They just do this to make more money?
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- 10-09-2005, 10:43 AM #2MeGuest
Re: MSN Messenger
By fully supporting MSN Messenger, Sprint enables you to use all of the
features that are available, including multiple, two-way chats with other
MSN Messenger users.
The text message "feature" was just a way for one-way communications for
those who do not have full MSN Messenger support.
Jim
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I used to be able to get text messages sent to my phone from MSN Messenger.
Now it says that Sprint doesn't support it. I got the application of MSN on
my phone now and that's a pain in the ass. before they could just click on
my name and send message to my phone. Now I have to be logged into MSN on
my phone before I get them message and then have to have application
running. They just do this to make more money?
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