Jeffrey, Not that this answers your question, but I see this behavior when I have had my SIM card in another phone when the message(s) came through. When I remove the card from the other phone and insert it in my Treo, I get the notification that you referred to. Doesn't sound like this describes your situation though.
Gary Roberts --- In [email protected], Jeffrey Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Today, when I turned on the cellular radio on my Treo 680, I was > greeted by a strange (to me) message. It told me that there was a txt > on my SIM card and asked if I wanted to move it to the main messaging > storage. > > I did not even know that messages could be stored on the SIM. I did > not know how to move them to the SIM. And, since the message itself > was a new one, how could it have been retrieved and placed there in the > first place if the phone was OFF? > > When this happened, I was also immediate notified that there was a > newly retrieved TXT, which I viewed and deleted. This second alert > killed the first one. So I power cycled the phone to get the original > alert back, and got it. I OKed the moving of the message and then > viewed it, and it was a different TXT than the other one. > > The two TXTs were from a local newspaper service I signed up for. I'm > assuming that the messages were sent while my phone was off, and were > then received when I turned the phone on. So why did one get filed in > the messaging app and the other to the SIM card? > > -- > Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org > The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol > > If I Am Ever the Sidekick... 16. I will inform the Hero and his > associates of any embarrassing secrets, so that the Evil Overlord > cannot use them to blackmail me. >
