Cristal's dashboard

michaelicious replied on June 21, 2008 04:53 to the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter:

I found a cool site that allows you to update multiple social services/sites like twitter, facebook, myspace, jaiku, pownce, bebo, linkedin, hi5, plaxo, brightkite, etc all with one post. If you have web access on your phone you can go to m.hellotxt.com or you can do it online at their full version website. Oh, there is also a facebook application that I love, since I'm always on facebook!

A comment on the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter:

T-Mobile's buyers remorse policy is 14 days, except in California where their California Consumer Bill of Rights allows 30 days. – michaelicious, on June 21, 2008 04:48

Dan Christensen replied on June 02, 2008 19:23 to the idea "Delete All Twitter Spammers" in Twitter:

how is just having more followed spam? What if you have more followed and never posted would that be spam? or if you have a lot of followed and you post how does that go to your followed any more then it would if you were not on your followed list? What you are saying is that you Assume anyone with more then x (x being a point you decide) is a spammer and should be removed regardless of their actions.

mdoeff replied on May 30, 2008 17:53 to the idea "Delete All Twitter Spammers" in Twitter:

Here is the main discussion thread for Twitter Spam:
http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

There are many different opinions on this but I think most people agree that an automated solution to this wouldn't be ideal because there would be too many false positives. It's my understanding that Twitter is manually reviewing accounts that are suspected of spam based on:
1) Spam reports filed by users from this Help page: http://twitter.com/help/
2) Heavy block activity against specific accounts

If they determine that the account violated the TOS, then they either take action against the account. Twitter staff, please correct me if I'm wrong on this.

Maria Young replied on May 30, 2008 15:48 to the idea "Delete All Twitter Spammers" in Twitter:

I think that's a great idea, if it's feasible.

MN replied on May 30, 2008 15:27 to the idea "Delete All Twitter Spammers" in Twitter:

Cybersquatting on Twitter is out of control. I want to join Twitter but every word in existence has been taken...I researched these 'taken' pages and they've all been sitting stale for one year because some idiot cybersquatter decided to park a URL on them and never use them for anything.

Cristal started following the question "What is the best way to find like minded people?" in Twitter.

Cristal marked one of bblboy54's replies in Twitter as useful. bblboy54 replied to the question "do people like twitter?".

Cristal marked one of mdy's replies in Twitter as useful. mdy replied to the question "People using twitter to chat".

Cristal started following the idea "Delete All Twitter Spammers" in Twitter.

A comment on the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter:

On my phone. I get a "Access Denied" reply SMS when I try to send messages to twitter. It has been happening for a couple of weeks now. – Jessie, on May 14, 2008 20:29

A comment on the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter:

Jessie: On your phone or on the Web interface? – Eric Suesz, on May 14, 2008 19:23

Jessie replied on May 14, 2008 18:54 to the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter:

I can't get my tweets still. So sad.

iMandy replied on May 11, 2008 01:42 to the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

Nope i dont have anything in my flexaccount. I just may have gotten lucky.

A comment on the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

Well, I just called T-Mobile again about it, and all they said was FlexPay is supposed to have short code services blocked and if it's not, it must be a system fluke/you got lucky.They weren't really willing to take a look at the features in the billing system to see if anything could be removed to let me use my unlimited messaging. The only other thing that was suggested is to put money in the Flex Account side, but I have 9.00 in there, and that didn't change anything. Do you have a higher amount in yours? – Cristal, on May 10, 2008 23:19

A comment on the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

It must be some "feature" that they can remove/add-on that is the culprit. I'm looking at my bill under Available Services. I wonder if it's the "Spend Control Unl Msg", or if that's just more description for "Msg Bundle UNL AC." Have you noticed anything different/missing under the Available Services section of your bill with the new number? – Cristal, on May 10, 2008 22:40

f1vlad replied on May 10, 2008 22:04 to the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

Well it'd be cool if we all said what we're using. I am just using regular t-mobile (USA) contract. I have six month contract.

For me UK number works, shortcut number doesn't.

iMandy replied on May 10, 2008 20:44 to the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

I got it work on the 40404 number. I never could get it work on the UK number. Ive even deleted my number and started over with my new phone number and it works everytime. I even used my moms number(whos also a flexpay plan user) and it worked using the 40404 number each time

A comment on the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

IMandy, did you get it working by sending the authorization code to the UK number? Or it works sending to the regular 40404 shortcode? I still get the message that this feature is not available for my service plan when I send to the short code. I'm also on FlexPay. – Cristal, on May 10, 2008 04:38

iMandy replied on May 09, 2008 06:12 to the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:

Actually i have T-Mobile's flexpay and recently got it hooked back up and it now works. i can twitter from my cellphone. I dont know if it is different if you have the pre-paid top card or not. Pre-Paid=No Contact & FlexPay=Contact but you pre-pay confusing i know but how tmobile told me its easy FlexPay is like a Post-Paid account mean you use the service then pay but instead you pre-pay it first. If you dont pay you get shut off until you do no surprise $1000 bill. So in all it just may depend on how your service plan is setup.