Originally Posted by imalawyer
Did a search and nobody seems to be having the same problem I am (or, perhaps, nobody cares enough about it to post!). Everyone knows the TripAlerts, I suppose. Those e-mails/text messages that come two hours before your flight and tell you everything is peachy-keen and on time, then when you get the airport they tell you that ATC in EWR had to go to the bathroom and there's a 50-minute delay.
It seems that recently the text messages to my phone have a lot of text at the beginning about spam filter, etc. This is a relatively recent phenomenon, so I wanted to see if anyone had the same issue and whether there's a way around it?
Thanks
imalawyer, we hear you. Our TripAlert messages recently changed to an HTML format, which would explain why these messages now have a lot of link pollution when viewed in plain text format. Considering that most TripAlerts are sent to mobile devices, such as phones and PDAs, we're going to go back to our previous non-HTML format. This change may take a up to a week to implement, but it will be corrected.