[Prince91]

When I get a e-mail I get the message along with another message saying "n:m=1=1" the number is usually bigger depending on how many messages I have but I don't want to get these messages anyone know how to stop them?

[aerophage]

I have never heard of that before... Sorry!

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[Prince91]

I don't know how it happened too and it's pretty annoying.

[hbailonjr]

Have you tried resending your Service Books or doing a battery pull?

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[danielx]

battery pull first

[dmo069]

When I get a e-mail I get the message along with another message saying "n:m=1=1" the number is usually bigger depending on how many messages I have but I don't want to get these messages anyone know how to stop them?

Are you on T-Mobile? If so, I found this on another site:

You are all getting these texts not from an actual person but an automated system. Likely on a phone you had a while back and you registered your e-mail on it. You never turned off the e-mail alerts. These are the "invisible" text messages your previous phone interpreted as new e-mails which your current phone shows as gibberish or the random code you have posted above. Call T-mobile with and ask for Tier 2 Tech, ask about (CCKB334897)

[Prince91]

I tried the battery pull and it didn't work.

Are you on T-Mobile? If so, I found this on another site:

You are all getting these texts not from an actual person but an automated system. Likely on a phone you had a while back and you registered your e-mail on it. You never turned off the e-mail alerts. These are the "invisible" text messages your previous phone interpreted as new e-mails which your current phone shows as gibberish or the random code you have posted above. Call T-mobile with and ask for Tier 2 Tech, ask about (CCKB334897)

Yes I'm on T-Mobile, thanks I'll try it.