So AT&T tells me that AIM counts toward SMS, and Apple tells me no. Helpz?

[SkippyThorson]

The simplest explanation, and therefore probably the correct one, is that you or someone else with physical access to your phone actually did send and/or receive 273 text messages that month.

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Then explain why all of the texts counted on the bill were ones I wrote?

On top of that, to have access to my iPhone, I would have to be in a coma.

I wrote them all, I sent them all, and I received them all. The problem is if it is or is not charged as Text. It's an AT&T issue, not a what happened issue.

 

[amirite]

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Then explain why all of the texts counted on the bill were ones I wrote?

On top of that, to have access to my iPhone, I would have to be in a coma.

I wrote them all, I sent them all, and I received them all. The problem is if it is or is not charged as Text. It's an AT&T issue, not a what happened issue.

You sent and received 273 messages in one month.

AT&T didn't charge you for using AIM, period.

 

[SkippyThorson]

You sent and received 273 messages in one month.

AT&T didn't charge you for using AIM, period.

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That was almost not worth replying to, but I didn't say it yet in fairness. I accounted for a lot of them under SMS, but there are many times that match sent and received messages in my AIM app.

Don't you think I already thought of that? If it were that simple, this thread wouldn't exist.

 

[SkippyThorson]

Irony Ensues...

So I just got a text from AT&T FREE MSG about enrolling in AutoPay.

The problem is I've been at work all day. I haven't enrolled in anything. Ever. I just called within two minutes of getting the text, and the rep I got laughed, because it was the first time he ever heard that. I also worded it just as I did in the first couple sentences.

There is something seriously screwed up with this company. As soon as another carrier gets the iPhone, I'm dumping AT&T...