Solved: Re: Message sent to wrong person

Anonymous · ‎27-01-2013

Basically I sent a picture message to someone (yes, one of those kind of picture messages). It says it "couldn't be delivered at this time" but says it will be delivered when it can. I thought it would be sent to the right person (the person who's name I selected) but in my log history it says that it went to someone that I really don't want to see it....

Has this ever happened to anyone before? Is there a way of stopping it from getting to them when it is possible to get delivered?

Any help would be appreciated.

Liquid · ‎27-01-2013

Fingers crossed for you.

I know how awkward it can be:(

I sincerely hope it worked. If you have problems.

A simple court order can be achieved to make the person delete said message can be obtained.

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Liquid · ‎27-01-2013

This has happened to me before. You can only blame the phone unfortunately.

Has it already sent? If not and its still pending you can try deleting the message and it might stop it.

Unfortunately once its sent its sent you'll just have to deal with the aftermath.

I believe mine is still out on the net somewhere:(

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perksie · ‎27-01-2013

@Liquid wrote:
This has happened to me before. You can only blame the phone unfortunately.
with the aftermath.

I believe mine is still out on the net somewhere:(

Oh it was you was it???:smileywink:

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Liquid · ‎27-01-2013

Haha yh used as an example for male inadequacies

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Anonymous · ‎27-01-2013

Thanks for the reply. It still said "Sending" where it normally shows the time and date it was sent, so i've deleted that message. Hopefully it deletes it for good and doesn't go through, I haven't heard anything about it yet so fingers crossed!

Liquid · ‎27-01-2013

Fingers crossed for you.

I know how awkward it can be:(

I sincerely hope it worked. If you have problems.

A simple court order can be achieved to make the person delete said message can be obtained.

Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong. So Ive been told

sheepdog · ‎27-01-2013

@Liquid wrote:
Fingers crossed for you.

I know how awkward it can be:(

I sincerely hope it worked. If you have problems.

A simple court order can be achieved to make the person delete said message can be obtained.

Providing you know a lawyer who will work ~~who can blackmail~~ for free as the cost will be quite high.

Liquid · ‎27-01-2013

Yes very true it's not for the law novice by any means.

Also its very akin to blackmail so it depends on how far you wish to go.

Somtimes even a fake legal notice can be used majority of people don't bother to check the authenticity. As long as its correct you should get away with it.

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jonsie · ‎27-01-2013

Dear me!...you guys!??...I'm totally shocked you send such sensitive material that you could be held accountable for

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