2600 Sim Card Busy

I am having 2600. Whenever I try to see SMS or write SMS "sim card busy" message is coming. I tried some common trouble shooting techniques like starting with out sim, switch off /on several times. Now no sms's are also coming.
Can anyone help?

Hi microke
Have you got too many stored messages?
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