Message Sending Failed using PC Suite 5.1 with my 6610

I had this also, but only after changing networks. Problem in the UK was O2
do not support nokia's delivery reports, so the software doesn't ever
discover if the message has been sent - when I was with T-mobile this wasn't
a problem, so obviuosly they do support this. Not sure about other networks
though. Nokia tech support confirmed this to me.

With O2, you can also type *0# at the start of a message to get an
acknowledgement, but this is sent as a text message, rather than a delivery
receipt, so still won't allow the software to discover if the message has
been sent. However, you then know it has, and can manual delete it from your
outbox - otherwise it sends the message repeatedly!


John
"Martin Crosbie" <MartincrosbieDONTBOTHER@vodafone.net> wrote in message
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> "Gunnar Storebo" <passelig@online.no> wrote in message
> news:1743c312.0306240857.60d87899@posting.google.c om...
> > I am not able to send SMS from PC Suite 5.1 with my 6610. I get the
> > error message 'Message Sending Failed' Everything else seems to be
> > working fine - I can view both the address book an incoming messages..
>
> message centre number set correctly?
>
> 'message sent as' set correctly etc?
>
> account in credit?
>
> Martin Crosbie
>
>

Thanks for your suggestion.

Sending messages directly from the phone works fine, so none of the
three suggestions below can be the problem...?

Cheers, Gunnar

"Martin Crosbie" <MartincrosbieDONTBOTHER@vodafone.net> wrote in message news:<bdafmv$l8f$1@news7.svr.pol.co.uk>...
> "Gunnar Storebo" <passelig@online.no> wrote in message
> news:1743c312.0306240857.60d87899@posting.google.c om...
> > I am not able to send SMS from PC Suite 5.1 with my 6610. I get the
> > error message 'Message Sending Failed' Everything else seems to be
> > working fine - I can view both the address book an incoming messages..
>
> message centre number set correctly?
>
> 'message sent as' set correctly etc?
>
> account in credit?
>
> Martin Crosbie