ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: what's up with T-mobile removing autopay discount for credit cards? I just got the same message today, I only have 2 phones. Sorry for your burden. I’m torn. I pay my bill with the 3rd credit card, the orange one, I don’t remember what it’s called, I don’t carry it with me. Only use it for the cash back. NOBODY has my bank account info except the mortgage people. I don’t like to use a debit card since it’s coming right out of my account and if that number becomes breached (thanks t-mo), then that’s a drain on my account. Is all that worth $10? Not really sure. Re: GMail forwarding verification message is blocked SMS texting is involved because this is the same message that would be sent to my #@tmomail.net. The blocked out data is my private data that should not be made public. That’s a pretty arogant stance you have, claiming it is an email only issue. I clearly stated that what was submitted was a copy of what was sent to another account of mine and that this same message is what is being sent to the tmomail.net account. This is an issue of privacy. If this were not an open forum, I probably would have left everything intact so you could see. Fortunately, after SIX HOURS, the message was finally delivered to my SMS inbox and I was able to get the code I needed. I would like to thank T-Mobile allowing the confirmation message from GMAIL to pass through their gates of Hell and arrive on my phone. tomwill, not so much for being arrogant. GMail forwarding verification message is blocked It seems that the verification email sent to our SMS emails are being blocked. Below is a version of the email sent to another account of mine. Is it possible for T-Mo to allow these messages to pass through the filter? SolvedRe: gmail to phone.#tmomail.net is not working I can send email from gmail.com or outlook via gmail.com to my phone #@tmomail.net. But I don’t get the verification either. I would like to be able to forward certain messages to my phone, but until the verification works, I guess not. @tomobile, please look into the issue where the gmail verification messages are not going to sms.
