MESSAGE sending problem FIXED for all networks and mobiles

                        Tips to fix message sending problem

Reasons:-

  1. The main reason for any mobile or network is the SMSC number .SMSC number is nothing but short message service center.
  2. For different mobile networks there will be a different SMSC number.This message service center helps us in sending messages.
  3. whenever we send a message to someone,this center will redirect the message to the required person.
  4. If the person's mobile is switch-off or not in coverage area,this center will store the message and sends to him whenever he is available.  

Solution:-

  1. As I have already mentioned that SMSC is responsible for it,we need to change that number.
  2. This number is different for every network.

SMSC numbers:-

  1. Airtel:-        +919849087001
  2. Idea:-          +919848001104
  3. Jio:-            +917013075009
  4. Vodafone:- +919885005444
if your mobile network is different from these four networks,you can simply add that number from your neighbour or friends if they are using same network.

Steps to add SMSC number:-

  • First click<message app>then open<settings>then open<text messages>
  • there you will find message center number.
  • change that number.
to get more details you can view the above video:-

PLAN-B:-

if the above procedure does not work for you

Then check your message balance and train again😉😉











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