T-Mobile working on advanced text blocking capability, maybe more

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Anthony @ May 15th 2008 5:10PM

This is great news for those of us (& I imagine there are quite a few) that actually have had problems.

I had some guy in Oakland sending me photographs (use your imagination) & after texting him back that I didn't think I was the intended recipient w/ no results I called ATT only to be told there was nothing I could to other than turn off the service.

Finally I spoke w/ him (twice) & the texts/2am phone calls stopped...

Thank you T-Mobile. Please look forward to at least 1 new customer in the future.

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Secret Squirrel @ May 20th 2008 12:28AM

Sounds like one doozy of an "oops wrong phone number"...

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