Why do some of my incoming text messages look like this?

Question

Sometimes, when receiving a test message, the body of the message looks like this:

e@

That's it, just e and @. The person sending the message didn't type that in, but that's how it's coming across.

Btw, I have Sprint service and my phone is a a Motorola RAZR V3.

Answer 1

The cause is either your network provider, or the handset hardware/software. talk to your network provider first, they may have heard of this already, or you may need to get your handset re-flashed at a store, by motorolla, or go to davinciteam.com and do it yourself. Explain your problem simply in a google search, you are bound to find it on a forum...

it could also be a compicated setting on the phone, or lack of compatibility between networks, talk to your provider

Answer 2

HUH? maximum cellular telephone networks have limitless won text fabric messages, no remember what the plan...PLEASE do your examine in the past you ask such questions...a plan that asserts one hundred twenty five potential one hundred twenty five despatched text fabric messaging!

Answer 3

Maybe it's from line noise. Line noise use to be more of a problem with the old modems and pre web system.

Answer 4

razr of your motorola has become very sharp, cut some vegetables with it... it wil bcome blunt!!!
master reset the phone!!!

Answer 5

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