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iPod touch Myspace messaging


Question Posted Saturday June 19 2010, 7:33 pm

I recently got a ipod touch and whenever i go onto Myspace and go into my messages iv'e noticed that it says the message has been sent but i realized that it hasn't been why is that happening? How can
i fix it so it doesn't happen again?

Is something wrong?

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MattKinsell answered Monday June 28 2010, 10:55 pm:
If it is just off Safari. I would prefer to use your itunes account(or create one.) and go into the apps and search the myspace app and download it. Also, if it was a problem with it on the app, then try it on Safari and also I hope this can inform and persuade you with all the advice you need. If you want you can give me feedback. Thanks!

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