Iphone4s sending message automatically

i am using a prepaid line. my carrier is sending a notification that you dont have enough balance on the account when you try to text but you dont have enough balance but the thing is i am not sending anything and i delted all my messages. Phone is from japan and i think its trying to send an international message without me knowing. I checked on my balance and it was depleted within couple of minutes but no messages was sent and still getting message that im trying to send a text message. hope you can help me. called my carrier but they dont kno wwhat to do since the sim card is not sending any messages if used on other phone

iMessage uses a SMS message to activate... (I think to a UK number)
Supported carriers don't charge for that message.
Who is your provider? Have you asked them about iMessage support?

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Regards,
Pavan.

Hi,
Following the steps:
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          Ignacio Sanchez wrote:
          > Tom Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >>
          >>Ignacio Sanchez wrote:
          >>
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          >>>
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          >>>
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          >>
          >>object.
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          >>
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          >>> Ignacio
          >>
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