BREW Text Messages from #118012222269
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I just got my Blackberry Tour and today I received 20 Txt messages from this Brew:0104F4BCZMAIL and it's just 4:35 PM EST.
How do I turn this madness off? I tried deleting my e-mail accounts and changed passwords and nothing is helping.
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Those are email alerts from the Mobile Email subsription. You most likely have a basic feature phone before your Blackberry and you subscribed to Mobile Email, yes? If so, you'll need to call customer service and make sure that your subcription is cancelled. That should clear it right up.
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I am getting this same text too. I get one every 30 minutes exactly. I have been calling and calling verizon and they have no idea how to fix it other then for me to change my number. There has to be a better solution!
Peachy4 wrote:I just got my Blackberry Tour and today I received 20 Txt messages from this Brew:0104F4BC
ZMAIL and it's just 4:35 PM EST.
How do I turn this madness off? I tried deleting my e-mail accounts and changed passwords and nothing is helping.
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Blackberry has its own mobile email, BIZ (pop3 servers) or BEZ (corporate emails). The easiest and fastest solution to this problem is to mark the email as spam and it should stop, you can do this at www.vtext.com
Let me know if this works for you!
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Michele,
I did not realize about the vtext.com page for that problem. I learn something everyday. Kudos to you.
Doc
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These are text messages, therefore the spam thing for emails doesn't work. I called tech support and had them to remove mobile mail and I stopped text messages for 24 hrs and I am still getting this crazy text messages. I tried deleting my e-mail accounts, changing the password and re-adding the e-mail accounts and that didn't work.
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Peachy4 wrote:These are text messages, therefore the spam thing for emails doesn't work. I called tech support and had them to remove mobile mail and I stopped text messages for 24 hrs and I am still getting this crazy text messages. I tried deleting my e-mail accounts, changing the password and re-adding the e-mail accounts and that didn't work.
Hey Peachy the reason we suggest going into the email to get this brew message turned off is because it is a result of email.
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Hey Michele, wat part of this long string of information is the email address? I tried stopping emails from ozmail.com, ozemail.com and BREW:0104F4BC.OZMAIL and it didn't stop them.
This is the text message I get:

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I had the same problem when I went from a dumb phone to blackberry. I simply changed the password on my email account (in my case gmail) adn the alerts stopped coming.
That is the only thing that worked for me. Multiple Calls to customer Service didn't get me anywhere.
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k2rrt is right; I had this same problem when I first got my BB a couple of weeks ago.
It's easiest to just change your email password on your email server and all of your email clients. You can get that done in a few minutes and avoid the hassles of tech support.
Once you change your password so that OZ Mail can't access your mail anymore, the text messages vanish.....
The Verizon CSR validated that OZ Mail service was terminated from my account, but I guess they don't bother to relay that information to the 3rd party folks.
