At leat half or more of my Txt sent from iPhone AT&T are blank (Pre-Sprint)

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http://forums.palm.com/t5/webOS-Hardware/new-palm-pixi-won-t-receive-at-amp-t-texts/m-p/257106#M6508
I'm getting the same behavior on my Palm Pre (Sprint). The problem has been there for a while but lately I'm seeing it more and more often. The symptoms are the same as with the Pixi. In my case I'm have tested with my iPhone friends messages containing special characters or from copy/paste, so far not a common pattern.
One thing to point out is that my line number came from AT&T, don't know if this might be relevant.
I hope you can help.
Thanks,
JC 
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)

Limnos,
I initially chose "helpful" rather than "solved" as the problem of having two problem files is still there.
Then I realised that that has to be something my camera has done to these two files and your solution is the best I can have from the Apple/computer side.
I tried to change the "Helpful" star to "solved" but doesn't seem to want to let me.
Sorry!

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