Apex text alert
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They can do it by email or text... you have to go through settings and check for alerts
i do text but i mute the convo so it doesn't send me a millions messages and check most recent one
i do text but i mute the convo so it doesn't send me a millions messages and check most recent one
I think its so you actually pay attention to a 'new alert'. The email works the same way. you get an email every so often until the problem is fixed.
I do text also - so I dont understand. When I get a text - and the problem isn't corrected - I get another text (a new one - ie as if its part of a new conversation). So muting the first conversation wouldn't do anything (at least the way my alerts are happening)
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Same, when the problem isn't corrected it keeps texting every hour on my end it seems till its fixed... but i based my reading a little higher and lower so i was constantly getting alerts even when i was in range... but mine are from the same #, not different and it got annoying after a little while
AH - I end up with 15 different texts.. And emails.
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I also have AT&T, and this carrier doesn't 'thread' these messages together, as you would see a conversation with a regular phone number.
This is unfortunately how it works with AT&T. It's a pain if you're getting a lot of alerts and still want to be able to carry on other conversations.
Some other carriers do; with Verizon, for example, all your Apex text alerts can be grouped. (Or at least, I've seen it on one friend's phone.)
About a month ago, I noticed that, for whatever reason, Apex text alerts were arriving variably late.
Sometimes 1 minute, sometimes 10 minutes or more.
Not sure if this was a problem with AT&T, or Neptune's message servers.
Either way, I decided to switch from texts to notifications by the Apex Fusion app.
So much better - They pop up within seconds of any alert condition triggering,
and they don't appear at all in my text conversations list.
I also get email notifications, but this is more to establish a 'digital trail' if I want to troubleshoot something later.
This is unfortunately how it works with AT&T. It's a pain if you're getting a lot of alerts and still want to be able to carry on other conversations.
Some other carriers do; with Verizon, for example, all your Apex text alerts can be grouped. (Or at least, I've seen it on one friend's phone.)
About a month ago, I noticed that, for whatever reason, Apex text alerts were arriving variably late.
Sometimes 1 minute, sometimes 10 minutes or more.
Not sure if this was a problem with AT&T, or Neptune's message servers.
Either way, I decided to switch from texts to notifications by the Apex Fusion app.
So much better - They pop up within seconds of any alert condition triggering,
and they don't appear at all in my text conversations list.
I also get email notifications, but this is more to establish a 'digital trail' if I want to troubleshoot something later.
Those source numbers are generated by the cellular carrier, not by Apex Fusion.
I don’t use text messages for alerts anymore - I prefer the Apex Fusion app push notifications.
I don’t use text messages for alerts anymore - I prefer the Apex Fusion app push notifications.
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