Delivery Reports

Its been a few years since I last used delivery reports because they
were annoying but the Nokia I have now stores them all in a separate
folder so I turned the delivery reports back on.

I receive the pending reports but I never receive the Delivered report.

Do the networks no longer allow these reports?

DaN wrote:

> Its been a few years since I last used delivery reports
> because they were annoying but the Nokia I have now stores
> them all in a separate folder so I turned the delivery reports
> back on.
>
> I receive the pending reports but I never receive the
> Delivered report.
>
> Do the networks no longer allow these reports?

IIRC, Vodafone is the only Australian carrier supporting them
(ie, for messages lodged via a Vodafone SMSC). They used to be
free, but Vodafone started charging for them ages ago.

John

John Henderson wrote:
> IIRC, Vodafone is the only Australian carrier supporting them
> (ie, for messages lodged via a Vodafone SMSC). They used to be
> free, but Vodafone started charging for them ages ago.

I have them on 3 Aus.


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"DaN" <news@danscomp.net> wrote in message
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> Its been a few years since I last used delivery reports because they
> were annoying but the Nokia I have now stores them all in a separate
> folder so I turned the delivery reports back on.
>
> I receive the pending reports but I never receive the Delivered report.
>
> Do the networks no longer allow these reports?

what net u with?

"John Henderson" <jhenRemoveThis@talk21.com> wrote in message
news:5eq2imF38usarU1@mid.individual.net...
> DaN wrote:
>
>> Its been a few years since I last used delivery reports
>> because they were annoying but the Nokia I have now stores
>> them all in a separate folder so I turned the delivery reports
>> back on.
>>
>> I receive the pending reports but I never receive the
>> Delivered report.
>>
>> Do the networks no longer allow these reports?
>
> IIRC, Vodafone is the only Australian carrier supporting them
> (ie, for messages lodged via a Vodafone SMSC). They used to be
> free, but Vodafone started charging for them ages ago.

Telstra support them and charge for them

Im with Optus GSM

Michael J wrote:
> "DaN" <news@danscomp.net> wrote in message
> news:d_Mhi.1657$4A1.192@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> Its been a few years since I last used delivery reports because they
>> were annoying but the Nokia I have now stores them all in a separate
>> folder so I turned the delivery reports back on.
>>
>> I receive the pending reports but I never receive the Delivered report.
>>
>> Do the networks no longer allow these reports?
>
> what net u with?
>
>

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 12:20:25 GMT DaN may have written:
> Do the networks no longer allow these reports?

Not too sure about cross-network reports, but I know Telstra are doing
them at 5c a pop.

PD

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Paul Day

Paul Day wrote:

> Not too sure about cross-network reports, but I know Telstra
> are doing them at 5c a pop.

The network the SMS receiver is on should be irrelevant.

John

On Jul 3, 3:01 pm, Paul Day <p...@enigma.id.au> wrote:
> On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 12:20:25 GMT DaN may have written:
>
> > Do the networks no longer allow these reports?
>
> Not too sure about cross-network reports, but I know Telstra are doing
> them at 5c a pop.
>
> PD
>
> --
> Paul Day

If you don't want these reports...call customer service for advice or
read the user's manual. In any case the solution is done via the
handset itself