Rachael Mullaney
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This is not a known issue, that is ridiculous and a cop out answer. We have 3 G2's in my family, another 5 or 6 at my work, and those are just the ones I have personal experience with and NONE of the have issues with sending or receiving SMS or MMS messages. The G2 is one else of the most popular phones on Verizon for the last 9 months and it is an excellent device in all regards. If there is a "known issue" with the G2 it is issues with the GPS which seems to effect less than 1% of handsets.
I agree if you had this issue it is a problem that you probably won't fix with software, it is most a Verizon, have a bad SIM card, or just got an unfortunate bad handset.
I hope your happy with your DROID Maxx, Motorola makes an excellent device, but I will be honest, it is no comparison to the G2 is terms of quality or battery life.
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I say it's a "known" issue because apparently it's a Kit Kat issue and there's no "fix" for it until Sept/October. I also say "known" b/c if you do a quick google search or a search on Verizon's forums you'll see hundreds of posts about people having issues with this. As for your dozen G2's..have they all been updated with the Kit Kat version 4.4.2...if so, then you're lucky you're not having issues. Knock on wood it stays that way for you.
I will say I went into a verizon store ready to swap out for the Droid Maxx (which by the way has a better battery than the G2...3500 vs. 3000) but the guy there said he owns the G2 and convinced me to do a factory reset and to start out with using Hangouts. This app came preloaded on the phone but wasn't the regular messenger app. He said he'd always used that one and maybe that's why he never had any issues. So, I'm giving that a go and crossing my fingers. I've heard others say that it's only a temporary fix.
Maybe it is just a bad phone....I've also noticed a bit of lagging when trying to take pictures (especially in low light) too. I may swap it out if it starts acting up again with MMS.