1. Jextyc's Avatar
    I have a Blackberry Curve 8330 and I noticed on some Blackberry's that after you fill up the 160 characters you can continue on until you fill 6 pages but you cant do that on my Blackberry, why?
    08-06-09 06:03 PM
  2. blackngray70's Avatar
    I believe it's carrier related, VZW has a 160 limit.

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    08-06-09 06:23 PM
  3. TEPNMN's Avatar
    160 on Sprint as well.

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    08-06-09 11:06 PM
  4. Spammyspamspamspam's Avatar
    It's one of the main differences between CDMA carriers (Verizon/Sprint) and GSM carriers (AT&T/T-Mobile)
    08-06-09 11:21 PM
  5. huckduck's Avatar
    I have a Blackberry Curve 8330 and I noticed on some Blackberry's that after you fill up the 160 characters you can continue on until you fill 6 pages but you cant do that on my Blackberry, why?
    160 is the max limit for a SMS on any carrier. the difference is that on a BB it shows you when you're at limit. other phones will just manually break up long messages into shorter messages.

    and what do you mean you can't do it on your BB?
    08-07-09 01:02 AM
  6. memoriesrain74's Avatar
    Search online & find a program called beyond 160. Its a great app that when u reach 160 limit u simply it bb button chose beyond 160 & it opens ur text in that app & u type as much as u want & it automatically sends like (1/3)(2/3)(3/3) etc. I think it is 6.99 now but well worth it.

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    08-07-09 01:05 AM
  7. blackngray70's Avatar
    08-07-09 01:09 AM
  8. Tripster's Avatar
    SMS-Short Messages Service- means it supposed to be short otherwise call them or send them a txt via MMS!

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    08-07-09 04:06 AM
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