My AT&T Xenon LG not receiving texts. A friend thought it would be a funny joke to send copy-and-paste of a lengthy website 50 times as a text. Now I am unable to receive texts; however, my friends are still able to receive my outgoing texts.

If you touch the text area for a few seconds, a Paste window should pop up.

To text more than one person create an mms thread with all their names. There's an app titled Anywhere that will do mms messages, if you need one.

Facebook allows users to connect with family, coworkers and friends new and old.
Users can send messages to friends, post events, share status updates and comment on friends' walls.
The built-in copy-and-paste function of Windows computers also works on Facebook.
Members of the site can copy favorite or important text and paste it into their profile page or on a friend's profile page.

Log in to your account at Facebook.com.
Click and highlight the text you wish to copy.

Press the "Ctrl" and "C" keys simultaneously to copy the text.
Click inside the area you wish to paste the text.
Press the "Ctrl" and "V" keys simultaneously to paste the text.
Hold the mouse down on text then drag along text to Highlight the text you want to copy and paste to your Facebook status with your mouse.
Right click your mouse on Highlighted text you should see option to cut as well as many other options.

For this you should have proper settings in your phone, call service provider and ask for MMS, E-Mail settings. They will send you settings save them, and your are ready to go... Thank you.......

call your carrier and ask them to help you fix the APN SETTINGS

Call AT&T and have them look for restrictions on your line. They sometimes put text restrictions, and multi media restrictions on some lines, unless you specifically wanted them open..

this is just happened to me. I would recomend going on www.chacha.com. that is where i found the answer!

turn it off then turn it back on.

Bring your phone into an AT&T store for evaluation. The service delay could be Sim Card based, or could be phone based. As for the Shut down problem, This could be a number of things. I would need to physically view and handle the phone to properly diagnose. Any AT&T employee worth their salt should be able to get this fixed, or at least offer alternatives.

all you needa do is put some paper behind the battery so the battery doesnt move around much when you close it. i did it and it works great

it is something that the network and manufactured installed on phone which is annoying the best way is to send texts half and half so they arrive to friends