I too had problem with alias...not as much as getting emails from other people but simply just removing alias so my address would be in the format of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I needed to revert back to the old format so I could use Yahoo Mobile photos service. In the description of the service it says that the device's e-mail address must be in numerical format instead of alias. So I called T-Mobile and told them to remove my alias. The guy said it's done and will go into effect within 24 hours...BS... it never did. Called again. I was told it can not be done (that was regulal customer lack-of-service rep). Then I called the data support...the guy was VERY polite and said that he will transfer me to the right person as they only deal with data issues. The person I was trnasferred to said that the only way is to delete my T-Zones. I was a bit scared as I suspected it would screw up something with my plan or features and then some other dodo would tell me "sorry we can not reinstate it". Well the guy assured me this would not happen. It did not happen...what also did not happen was the e-mail alias was and still is there...so unfortunately I just gave up. But now that I see I'm not the only one with e-mail issues I wonder if I should reinstate my ticket again.
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