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Exclamation UnOfficial News: T-Mobile to allow message blocking on July 16th.

I don't know if this is true or not:

http://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/...ff=5&fi=1780926

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Beginning July 16, T-Mobile will offer Message Blocking, an add-on feature that gives customers the ability to block unwanted chargeable messages. T-Mobile will offer Message Blocking free of charge.
Our Message Blocking services will allow customers to block the following chargeable messages individually or all together:
• Text/Picture Messages
• Instant Messages
• E-mail

Message Blocking should be recommended to customers if the following options will not meet their needs:
• Message Value Bundle
• Spam Filter (available via My T-Mobile)
• Family Allowances feature (for family or multi-line individual plans only - launching soon. Stay tuned!)

Customers who use Message Blocking will continue to receive non-chargeable messages from T-Mobile that are required to maintain the service.
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Wow. If that's true, I'm surprised they are letting so many people out of their contracts. No harm, no foul.
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I don't know if this is true or not:

http://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/...ff=5&fi=1780926


Terry,

I thought that T-Mobile had started offering this feature a couple months ago?
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Terry,

I thought that T-Mobile had started offering this feature a couple months ago?


No. They didn't. They claimed you could go to My-tmobile and use the filter. But it was brought up before in May about them soon to launch it.
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Would this service work with all phones or just smart phones?
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all phones. tmobile would be filtering the messages not the phone your using.
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I wonder if it will still let the free Amber Alert messages pass. Those are the only thing I use SMS for and would be happy to turn it off if I could still get warnings.
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No. They didn't. They claimed you could go to My-tmobile and use the filter. But it was brought up before in May about them soon to launch it.


Ah, ok. Gotcha dude.
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I will confirm this. A rep I spoke to when I was cancelling my account told me about this as a way to not worry about random texts, etc. but I still proceeded to cancel Not bad for anyone that wants to use it though.
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They just told me I have a few options.

1. Block all texts.
2. Block all incoming only texts.
3. Allow only from certain numbers.


T-mobile's service is just great!
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yup its confirmed
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Strange, when I first signed up in 04 I was getting a lot of weird texts and I called customer service, they told me they could block them. The did something because in the last 4 years I have not had one spam message since they did what they did.
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They probably set up a spam filter for your @tmomail.net address
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I wonder if it will work against those messages that cost per message like jokes, quote of the day etc... I've been lucky so far that none of my lines happened into one of these but who knows what tomorrow brings?
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July 16th came and passed. Any update on this "feature"?
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