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Incoming sms charge
Why do cell phone companies charge for incoming sms messages when I have no control over who sends it and if I even want to receive it. Even if I get spammed, T-mobile will still charge me 10 cents a message. The only solution that other companies provide is to switch off sms capability all together. T-mobile doesn't even allow that.
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Inappropriate?YOu are right, why would we pay for incoming SMS. And many times they are not wanted and we can not block SMS from certain numbers
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?It would be nice, I agree but this is a U.S. carrier thing as well.
You can actually block SMS but just not from certain numbers. You can setup email filters on My T-Mobile to prevent spam from your phones email address and now you can ask for a new add on at no charge to block certain SMS on your account. -
Inappropriate?That is not what T-Mobile told me back in December! They made me sign up for unlimited text messages. Then I started getting weird advertisments from overseas. TMobile text services are bad! You make it sound like TMobile is helpful. I just got a bill for over $800. I normally get a bill for $92. Does that sound like a company that is in your corner? I don't know if Hayden works for T-Mobile, but no one at T-Mobile ever told me about the options you spelled out. In fact, I never get any advertisements from them about new services, except when they mail them to other addresses I have. I've been used T-Mobile services for 5 years. No good deed goes unpunished.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?T-Mobile does now have the option to block all incoming SMS. If you log into My T-Mobile, click on change services and it should be listed there.
