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Crossed SMS?

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Graham - 24 Jun 2004 12:46 GMT
I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
even though my outbox indicates I sent it to her.  Is there such a thing
as a "crossed" SMS, whereby SMSs get sent to the wrong number by the
network? I was sending it from my Orange phone to a Telstra mobile, but it
got sent to someone with a 0425 number!  Very weird.

Graham.
Michael - 24 Jun 2004 13:45 GMT
> I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
> SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
> even though my outbox indicates I sent it to her.  Is there such a thing
> as a "crossed" SMS, whereby SMSs get sent to the wrong number by the
> network? I was sending it from my Orange phone to a Telstra mobile, but it
> got sent to someone with a 0425 number!  Very weird.

Why dont you ask Orange?
Ive never heard of it occurring
Lee - 24 Jun 2004 14:03 GMT
>>I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
>>SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
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> Why dont you ask Orange?
> Ive never heard of it occurring

It happened to me but it was with Optus no Orange.
Johnnie5 - 24 Jun 2004 14:38 GMT
when i had orange I would call someone stored in the phone and get a wrong
number so I wouldn't be surprised

> I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
> SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Graham.
Michael - 26 Jun 2004 00:41 GMT
> when i had orange I would call someone stored in the phone and get a wrong
> number so I wouldn't be surprised

Depends whether you dialled the area code or not, and where you were at the
time

> > I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
> > SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> >
> > Graham.
Martin Taylor - 27 Jun 2004 14:08 GMT
Graham said....

> I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
> SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
> even though my outbox indicates I sent it to her.  Is there such a thing
> as a "crossed" SMS, whereby SMSs get sent to the wrong number by the
> network? I was sending it from my Orange phone to a Telstra mobile, but
> it got sent to someone with a 0425 number!  Very weird.

Interesting. Saturday morning, around 10ish, get a call. One of the
mates has lost his mobile. He rang Telstra this morning to get a bar put
on it. Telstra tells him that a couple of SMSes were sent from it around
8 am. We find the phone, locked in our car, about an hour later. It was
switched off (dead battery).

The mate's now asking Telstra how 2 SMSes were sent from it when it was
switched off, and in no-one's possesion. He's yet to find out.

Makes you wonder how good the software that tracks this stuff is. Are
all those overbilling tales true, perhaps?
Jim Jones - 27 Jun 2004 19:57 GMT
> Graham said....
>
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> Makes you wonder how good the software that tracks this stuff is. Are
> all those overbilling tales true, perhaps?

Tad unlikely when there are never any that I havent made on my bill, fuckwit.

MUCH more likely some stupid monkey stuffed up when he asked for the bar, cretin.
Michael - 28 Jun 2004 10:33 GMT
> Graham said....
>
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> Makes you wonder how good the software that tracks this stuff is. Are
> all those overbilling tales true, perhaps?

Nope
Shaun - 29 Jun 2004 02:53 GMT
> I just replied to an SMS my sister sent me, and I got a reply to my
> SMS from an unknown number.  I rang my sister and she never got the SMS,
> even though my outbox indicates I sent it to her.  Is there such a thing
> as a "crossed" SMS, whereby SMSs get sent to the wrong number by the
> network? I was sending it from my Orange phone to a Telstra mobile, but it
> got sent to someone with a 0425 number!  Very weird.

I remember when I was on Virgin, I was calling people from my mobile phones
address book list and it was going to the wrong numbers! The outage lasted a
good half an hour too, was rediculous.

So this sort of thing DOES happen.
 
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