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AIM Says I'm Signed On With my Phone


Question Posted Friday April 25 2008, 9:14 pm

When I logged onto AIM yesterday, I realized that all of my options to send files and pictures and junk weren't there. All that's there is a TXT Msg button.


So my friend said it said I was signed on via my phone, but I'm on my computer. So I took out my phone and logged into AIM with it, then signed out. But it still says I'm signed on using a mobile device.


This sucks; what's wrong? Thank you!

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LostAngel answered Monday April 28 2008, 11:07 pm:
go to settings on your buddy list, go to mobile and sign off AIM?

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