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Sep 02, 2009
kestrachern said...
one "good thing" is that the #'s only go to (326) 651-99 before jumping back to (326) 651-00 :-P
Sep 02, 2009
Garry Tan said...
*grin* you should crack open the source and fix it yourself
Sep 02, 2009
Ivan Kirigin said...
lolThere are a half dozen such requests. I'm following up on a few. It's actually a great time to do so, as I'm learning about the system.
Sep 02, 2009
Steven Lehrburger said...
I'm not sure how Facebook is doing text messages, but other apps sending texts to 6505551234@txt.att.net all come from a number that increments from 0000 to (I think) 0500. So perhaps it's AT&T's fault.(The workaround I've settled on is to make a contact in Address Book that has all those numbers - they won't be grouped into conversations, but at least it says what it is.)
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