Okay, first thing is what emails are you receiving on your mobile? Is it form the listed gmail account? Do you have gmail set to forward emails or is the mobiel configured to log in to your email?
You face the same problem that I do and there isn't a thing that we can do about it. The number of distinct frequencies that the FCC allotted to cell phones is slightly more than one thousand. However there are now more than 200,000,000 cell phones. Since (200,000,000 / 1,000) = 200,000, that means 200,000 other people have the same frequency that you do. I actually know the name of one of the people who has my frequency. She's a "Facebook Friend". Whenever she uses her phone to post to Facebook I get her message. Yet she assures me that she has no idea what my cell phone number is and I know that's true. That's life - there are a limited number of distinct frequencies and there's nothing that can be done about it. Just erase the messages. There's nothing wrong with your phone. That's life.
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Okay, first thing is what emails are you receiving on your mobile? Is it form the listed gmail account? Do you have gmail set to forward emails or is the mobiel configured to log in to your email?
You face the same problem that I do and there isn't a thing that we can do about it. The number of distinct frequencies that the FCC allotted to cell phones is slightly more than one thousand. However there are now more than 200,000,000 cell phones. Since (200,000,000 / 1,000) = 200,000, that means 200,000 other people have the same frequency that you do. I actually know the name of one of the people who has my frequency. She's a "Facebook Friend". Whenever she uses her phone to post to Facebook I get her message. Yet she assures me that she has no idea what my cell phone number is and I know that's true. That's life - there are a limited number of distinct frequencies and there's nothing that can be done about it. Just erase the messages. There's nothing wrong with your phone. That's life.