Text sent as plain, Text has ALWAYS been plain, always below 140 characters, incl title. No bold, no signature, etc Text gets sent and received perfectly when vtext decide to forward it. It is...
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Text sent as plain, Text has ALWAYS been plain, always below 140 characters, incl title. No bold, no signature, etc Text gets sent and received perfectly when vtext decide to forward it. It is "pot luck" if texts are received / sent via vtext.com. Sometimes they get through, sometimes they do not. The problem is with vtext.com, not email or phones. I cannot send even a text message from my phone here in U.K. to 831-xxx-xxxx ( yes i do know the dialing code from here is 001-831-xxx-xxxx and from U.S.A. it's 011-44- 79xxxxxxxx ( dropping the first zero of the U.K. cell phone number [ 079 ] ) Verizon state you can receive calls from U.K. and also text messages from U.K. cell phones, but they tell lies about text messages Yes, I KNOW the limit is 3 miles, handset to cell station, and you work now on 1900 mhz and we use 800 and 1800 which is why networks have agreements to receive messages, and send them via cable under the atlantic for 6000 miles, then send text at the different 1900 mhz to the cell phone from verizon cell stations. Verizon DO have these agreements in place with my network providers. Yes, I have B.T. ( British telecom ) email address. I also have the British Virgin.net email, and now that they have expanded into U.S.A. should work favourably. But as I said, sometimes they get through, sometimes they do not. I am now calling via a calling card, as text messages cannot be relied on. ( Home phone to Cell ) I used to hire out U.K. phones to U.S.A. visitors to Britain, and U.S.A. phones to British visiting U.S.A. and never had any problems, but that was 4 years ago. thank you for your comments, but until Verizon representatives reply to this post, there is no remedy. xx