Having your usage log have some blank spots can cause some concerns. I will be more than happy to help!
Blank spots on your wireless usage can indicate the number was never reported to our systems, or it was a failed message. Some companies don’t report their number and at times, it can display as a bunch of zeros.
If you noticed them fairly recent, you can match the timestamps in your phone to the usage online to determine the sender or recipient of the message.
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Hello @Aaustin6253,
Having your usage log have some blank spots can cause some concerns. I will be more than happy to help!
Blank spots on your wireless usage can indicate the number was never reported to our systems, or it was a failed message. Some companies don’t report their number and at times, it can display as a bunch of zeros.
If you noticed them fairly recent, you can match the timestamps in your phone to the usage online to determine the sender or recipient of the message.
I hope you find this information helpful!
Brett, AT&T Community Specialist
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