on 12-01-2014 15:03
on 12-01-2014 15:03
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 12-01-2014 20:53
on 12-01-2014 22:07
on 12-01-2014 22:07
on 12-01-2014 22:16
@Anonymous wrote:
Don't want to go off topic but voda also do £3.00 a month for 300 mins to 0845/0870 something I would jump at if O2 would only offer it
I had that one as well. While I'm happier with O2 I wish they did something like this. I use an app but it doesn't always recognise the numbers.
on 12-01-2014 22:31
on 12-01-2014 22:31
on 12-01-2014 22:49
on 12-01-2014 22:49
This thread has been moderated once already for being off topic and it's still going on!
The problem is that when someone comes and searches the forum for problems about being charged for emoticons, they will find a thread about something else.
It's much simpler if you just start a new topic.
on 12-01-2014 22:53
on 12-01-2014 22:53
12-01-2014 22:57 - edited 12-01-2014 22:58
12-01-2014 22:57 - edited 12-01-2014 22:58
I didn't name anyone.
13-01-2014 08:12 - edited 13-01-2014 08:18
13-01-2014 08:12 - edited 13-01-2014 08:18
@Anonymous wrote:
Is it true that O2 are now charging MMS fees for using emoticons in texts?
I daily use Emoji emoticons in my texts and I have never been charged.
Also, I regularly send a message to multiple people (in one go) and I've never been charged either for doing this.
I think the reason some people are getting charged is they have inadvertently entered the emoticons in the subject field. Entering text, emoticons in here will turn your text message into a MMS message and will charge you for a MMS message (unless you have a MMS bolt on).
I use the Emoji emoticons keyboard, which has been built into iOS since iOS 6.
Have a watch of this video guide I made, which covers how to switch on and use the Emoji keyboard. This guide shows how to do it on iOS 6, but it should be the same for iOS 7.
2: Scroll down till you see Messages, touch this.
3: Scroll down till you see the SMS/MMS section. In there you will see "SHOW SUBJECT FIELD" you need to turn this off.
After doing this, the subject field will be turned off and so is the possibility of inadvertently entering text, emoticons in the subject field and incurring MMS charges.
on 13-01-2014 08:40
on 13-01-2014 08:40
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