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The message inbox says I have 1 new message, even though I have deleted all messages and there are no unread texts. It also displays the small envelope icon on the main screen in the bottom left corner, indicating a new text received, even though there aren't any new texts. I've tried clearing all msgs from inbox/outbox/drafts, but it hasn't fixed it. Neither has several reboots. Do I have a magical text floating around somewhere that I can't read? HALP

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Go to the mesage tab and click options then search for the option on the sim mesages and when it opens delete all the messages in the sim message box and check whether any messages in the outbox

  • Gillian Allanson
    Gillian Allanson Oct 22, 2013

    I thought I'd have a go at this but I don't get 'options' as an option to click when I'm in messages!

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