Reply With QuoteIsn't Media Mail the service that screws up posting photos to Facebook from Boost feature phones? If so, good riddanceOriginally Posted by sb5100
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Time to move on to another carrier. Bye Bye! HTC 4G Sprint phone.
Our online Media Mail services, including this website will no longer be available after 8/20/2012.
Please download and save to your PC any media you wish to keep. Instructions for saving your media can be found by clicking "HELP" after you login. Your media and messages will be deleted and no longer be available after 8/20/2012.
Why yes, that is a bag phone
Isn't Media Mail the service that screws up posting photos to Facebook from Boost feature phones? If so, good riddance
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Is there an impact on MMS?
Why yes, that is a bag phone
It should work the way it does with other carriers. MMS will go directly from handset to handset rather than the attachment going to Media Mail and the recipient getting a link to view it on the Media Mail Mobile site.
Media Mail made it impossible to post a photo on Facebook by sending an MMS to your Facebook email photo upload address. Instead of the photo showing up in your status, the media mail link would be posted.
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