"Unsupported file type" error Msg on received email - DX2

I get an "Unsupported file type" message instead of the intended msg on some of my emails. Just what does this mean and how do I fix it?

JR39 wrote:
I get an "Unsupported file type" message instead of the intended msg on some of my emails. Just what does this mean and how do I fix it?
Hi JR39,
The error message outlined in your post indicates that your email message includes a file that is not compatible with any of the applications included in your phone. You may look for a compatible third party application that will allow you to read/access the files in question.
Please note that Verizon Wireless does not recommend/support any 3rd party applications and if you encounter any issues with a 3rd party application you will need to contact the application's developer for assistance.

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