Getting Texts In Europe

[gorelow]

since tp doesnt work in europe im wondering if anyone knows a way i can see if someone is texting me. im pretty sure dashwire only works from what it takes off the phone. any suggestions. thanks

[MoonZ*BabysH]

try this
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Not to poke a hole in that, but I think this is the guy who was going to Europe and was bringing his TP with him?

If you bring your TP with you to Europe, you're out of luck when it comes to pulling down texts. I -THINK- there is one euro CDMA carrier, if you're in the area, your texts may go through, but who knows what it's going to cost.

What would work is leaving your phone at home, plugged in and running. Set up txtforward on it, like moon suggested, and let it forward all your texts to your e-mail address. That's just about the best solution though, and at that rate you're best off leaving the phone at home and using dashwire.

[gorelow]

i thanked you both. would the text forwarding count as forwarding charges that sprint has for calls?

[Mbai2]

Originally Posted by gorelow

i thanked you both. would the text forwarding count as forwarding charges that sprint has for calls?

The text fowarding app won't work unless your phone can receive texts. When your phone receives a text, it'll send an e-mail from from your phone that contains the contents. If your phone never receives the text in the first place (ie, you are in Europe), then you are out of luck.