[sorerunner]

I keep receiving (throughout the day) a message.

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Phone #: +10476000000

Message: n:m=1=1
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That is all I get and it just keeps being sent to my phone. No one has any idea of what it is, even T-Mobile! Please help if you know of...

[raja_3012]

You can go to MyT-Mobile and block all chargeable text messages.

[brentcizek]

I Googled the number and came up with this...


I just got a blackberry 2 weeks I was receiving the same text message almost every hour n:m=3=1 t-mobile & rimm both had no clue where it came from.
The tech support guy at t-mobile seems to have finally figured it out. I use yahoo email and it was registered on the t-mobile web site but not on blackberry's server, he synchronized the email on both ends and the text seems to have stopped. He still don't know where it was originating from but he believes the text was being sent as some kind of locater cause the email servers weren't finding each other...

...does this apply to you at all?

[sorerunner]

Well, I use gmail...if that is your question? I've always thought it was a locator style message. Just want it to stop! It's very annoying, but yet deletable!

[brentcizek]

My recomendation would be to DELETE your gmail account and see if that solves the issue.

If it fixes it - re-add it - and if it comes back - call tmobile and ask to speak to a BB Tech. Then explain that you were reading somewhere online where someone had the problem where the email was not syncing correctly(using the explination from the previous post)

Try that and see what happens. If it does not work, post your results and we'll see what else we can come up with.

[inkdemon4ever]

I doubt it will fix it. I was getting that damn thing on my old line. If yuou ignore the text,it will be replaced(yes replaced with the next one that is sent from the original text. I would go all day and usually have n=m=12 or something like that. Each time a new one comes in the old dissappears. T-mobile rep said it looked oversees. And they also said they could not block it! Good luck on trying to end that damn thing!