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Who is sending me this text message?
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| A long time ago I subscribed to have a text message sent to my cell
phone each day with the local weather forecast. I would now like to
cancel it but I can't remember who I signed up with. The return
address on these messages is "1110410000". Does anyone have any idea
who this is or how I can find out?
Thanks... Bob
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| Bob wrote:
> A long time ago I subscribed to have a text message sent to my cell
> phone each day with the local weather forecast. I would now like to
> cancel it but I can't remember who I signed up with. The return
> address on these messages is "1110410000". Does anyone have any idea
> who this is or how I can find out?
Look on your bill, it should show the additional charges.
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| Bob Newman 2007-05-12, 10:33 pm |
| Not that simple. It's a free service. I googled "1110410000" and it seems
a lot of people have had the same problem but no solutions found as of yet.
Bob
"DTC" < no_spam@move_along_f
olks.foob> wrote in message
news:rAs1i.6329$296.3110@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> Bob wrote:
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> Look on your bill, it should show the additional charges.
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| Jeffrey Kaplan 2007-05-13, 4:33 am |
| It is alleged that Bob claimed:
> A long time ago I subscribed to have a text message sent to my cell
> phone each day with the local weather forecast. I would now like to
> cancel it but I can't remember who I signed up with. The return
> address on these messages is "1110410000". Does anyone have any idea
> who this is or how I can find out?
Have you tried sending the text "stop" to that "address"?
--
Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol
"If I am ever the Hero top 100 list: #61. After knocking out a bad guy,
I will kill him silently if I can, cripple him silently if I can't kill
him, or disarm him if I can neither kill nor cripple him. If I fail to
do any of these, he will come to and jump me from behind.
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| Jud Hardcastle 2007-05-13, 10:33 am |
| In article <pPs1i.74838$vE1.59707@newsfe24.lga>, bobnewman@cox.net
says...
> Not that simple. It's a free service. I googled "1110410000" and it seems
> a lot of people have had the same problem but no solutions found as of yet.
>
> Bob
>
> "DTC" < no_spam@move_along_f
olks.foob> wrote in message
> news:rAs1i.6329$296.3110@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
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Maybe it was Infospace via the old MediaNet page? Just tested using a
request code to 141 ("WEA 5digitzip" for weather)--they DO come in from
1110410000.
Try: <http://www.cingular.com/learn/messaging-internet/media-
entertainment/media-net.jsp>
http://preview.tinyurl.com/3xg6tz
Needs a MediaNet ID and password. Don't know if you can access this via
the regular account logon or not--I can't. There is a "don't remember
password" function if you enter without entering an id/pswd but it may
need the original ID not just the phone number (maybe--I CAN login using
my number instead of the id). If you can't login maybe a CSR can once
you point them in the right direction.
Once you get to Infospace there is a "Manage Alerts" option on the left.
I don't see any reguest code to turn off alerts--looks like you can only
do that on the manage alerts screen.
--
Jud
Dallas TX USA
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| Bob Newman 2007-05-13, 10:33 pm |
| yes.
Bob
"Jeffrey Kaplan" <nomail@gordol.org> wrote in message
news:jsdd43h6kcjs5oj
6vl4m6ptqrut2uvr6sp@
gordol.org...
> It is alleged that Bob claimed:
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> Have you tried sending the text "stop" to that "address"?
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> --
> Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
> The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol
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> "If I am ever the Hero top 100 list: #61. After knocking out a bad guy,
> I will kill him silently if I can, cripple him silently if I can't kill
> him, or disarm him if I can neither kill nor cripple him. If I fail to
> do any of these, he will come to and jump me from behind.
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| On May 13, 8:46 pm, "Bob Newman" <bobnew...@cox.net> wrote:[color=darkred
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> yes.
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> Bob
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> "Jeffrey Kaplan" <nom...@gordol.org> wrote in message
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> news:jsdd43h6kcjs5oj
6vl4m6ptqrut2uvr6sp@
gordol.org...
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Was it Wunderground at www.wunderground.com? that is a populat one
and I know it has a header like that.
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| pjcreese@gmail.com 2007-05-16, 10:33 am |
| On May 13, 7:52 am, Jud Hardcastle
< I5i5changethistodash
5...@xemaps.com> wrote:
> In article <pPs1i.74838$vE1.59...@newsfe24.lga>, bobnew...@cox.net
> says...
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> Maybe it was Infospace via the old MediaNet page? Just tested using a
> request code to 141 ("WEA 5digitzip" for weather)--they DO come in from
> 1110410000.
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> Try: <http://www.cingular.com/learn/messaging-internet/media-
> entertainment/media-net.jsp>http://preview.tinyurl.com/3xg6tz
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> Needs a MediaNet ID and password. Don't know if you can access this via
> the regular account logon or not--I can't. There is a "don't remember
> password" function if you enter without entering an id/pswd but it may
> need the original ID not just the phone number (maybe--I CAN login using
> my number instead of the id). If you can't login maybe a CSR can once
> you point them in the right direction.
>
> Once you get to Infospace there is a "Manage Alerts" option on the left.
> I don't see any reguest code to turn off alerts--looks like you can only
> do that on the manage alerts screen.
> --
> Jud
> Dallas TX USA- Hide quoted text -
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You are correct. Text messages from that numbr do come from the
InfoSpace services on MediaNet. You can log onto the service from
your phone (with Internet access) and turn off all text alerts. If
you don't, you can call customer service and see if they can make the
change.
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