Firstly, I don't have a fix.
But as a start this is obviously not YOUR phone or the contact on your phone since it only happens with this one phone number. It seems it might be a glitch in the Verizon server(s) that handle texting for the receiving number. They obviously somehow think the # is a landline on a send.
Does anyone else experience this with this persons number?
Although that wouldn't explain how it works when you reply. Doesn't seem like reply would be handled any different on Verizon's end than send. If it is possible, I would look there first like calling customer service. I am sure you have already thought of this but thought I would just throw it out there.
Definitely trying to text this person from another Q would be of interest.
PM me their number and I will try it if you want. I promise I am not evil or anything.
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How is it that fat chance and slim chance mean the same thing?
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