How to Fix Message Not Sent on Android Phones (All Networks)

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If you are using an Android phone, tablet or any Android device, and you are unable to send a text message but you can receive incoming text messages, then you have come to the right place. If you can send a text message but whenever you send it you always get the "Message not sent" response, this article is for you too. However, we will be limiting this tutorial to Android only, so, if you are using smartphones running Windows Mobile or iOS, sorry, it won't help.



Text messaging is one of the oldest means of communication in existence today. It has exist long before smart mobiles arrived and it is the simplest and the cheapest way to communicate. Unfortunately, today's social networks and chat apps are slightly replacing this secure and friendly means of communication on mobiles. But then, most people still prefer to text rather than to use Whatsapp or other third-party social apps out there, probably because it feels more private, you know, no prying multimillion companies monitoring your activities.



Among the dangers that today's popular chat apps such as Whatsapp have created is extreme addiction - pinging and typing without measure throughout a day can be very addictive since you pay virtually nothing for it. How can one de-addict from such "free" advance means of communication? By reverting back to the basic.



Normally, one should be able to send and receive a text message when inserting a SIM card into a phone for the first time, but if suddenly it happens that you can no longer send a text but can receive, then something is out of place. The very first thing that may cause this issue is a missing or an incorrect message center number.



What is a message center number?






It is a dedicated number that is responsible for the delivery of message sent on a mobile phone, just like APN (Access Point Name) is responsible for the uploading and downloading of packet data. Without configuring the APN on an internet-enabled smartphone one cannot browse the internet. The message center number (SMSC) likewise if not configured properly will hamper text messages sent from delivering.




On Android, configuring the message center number (SMSC) is simple. The problem is each network carrier or provider has its own unique center number. If it happens that your text messages stop delivering and you are getting the "message not sent" notification on your android phone, then you have definitely tamper with your network carrier message center number.















How to fix message center number on a single SIM Android phones:

1. Go to "Messages" or "Messaging" (depending on your phone)


2. Click on the menu button and select "Settings" from the options that appeared


3. In the Settings menu, click on "Text Messages" or SMS (depending on your phone)


4. Select "SMS Service Center" or "Service center" (depending on your phone)


5. Enter your network carrier center number in the text field


6. Press "Ok" to save.

How to fix message center number on dual SIM Android phones:

1. Go to "Messages" or "Messaging" (depending on your phone)


2. Click on the menu button and select "Settings" from the options that appeared


3. In the Settings menu, click on "Text Messages" or SMS (depending on your phone)


4. Select "SMS Service Center" or "Service center" (depending on your phone)


5. You will be asked to choose the SIM you want to configure


6. Select the SIM you want to configure its center number


7. Enter your network carrier center number in the text field that will be presented


8. Press "Ok" to save

Some rare or rather weird Android phones from manufacturers like Samsung, HTC e.t.c may not have the "SMS Center Number" listed under message settings. If you cannot find where you can insert the center number on your device, follow this steps.








1.)Go to your phone dial and dial this number *#*#4636#*#*.



2.) Select "Phone Information" from the menu that will be presented to you.



3.) Scroll down to the bottom.



4.) At the very bottom, you will see "SMSC" and a text box right in front of it.



5.) Insert your network SMS center number in the text box.



6.).Click the "Update" button to save.



To know your network message center number, you can simply call your network customer supports and ask. However, to save some people the stress we will be providing top U.S, U.K, and Nigeria network carrier message center numbers. They are as follows:



United States



T-Mobile: +12063130004


Verizon Wireless: +316540951000


AT&T: +13123149810






United Kingdom



Virgin Mobile: +61411990010


Vodafone: +447785016005


EE: +447958879879






Nigeria



MTN: +234803000000


Globacom (GLO): +2348050001501


Airtel: +2348020000009


Etisalat: +2348090001518






Still having trouble sending a text message? Let us know by dropping a message in the comment box.

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