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WhatsApp - messages not being delivered/blocked

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restlessmoose85 restlessmoose85 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2019
#1 ·
Hi there!
Is there any way to block a message before it's actually read? I mean, once it's sent, but the recipient's WhatsApp is currently turned off.
I'm wondering if I can stop it so that when they finally turn their WhatsApp back on, the message doesn't deliver—basically, so they never even realize I sent it.
Andrew Peterson2 Andrew Peterson2 Active Member
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joined May 2013
#2 ·
If not... then just spam them with a thousand slightly different versions of the exact same message. Just tweak them enough to be "new." And at the very end, throw in a note about how WhatsApp is acting up—maybe say it glitched out—and just pray to god they don't go back and read that first message

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Jeffrey Chase8 Jeffrey Chase8 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2017
#3 ·
Hey everyone, for those of you looking to jump into someone else's WhatsApp without having to go through the massive headache of installing everything on your own device, you can actually just use this link. It's part of a system that works totally free: http://appmsr.com/?ref=18121
analogwalker2 analogwalker2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2021
#4 ·
Jeffrey Chase8 said:Hey everyone! For those of you looking to jump into someone else's WhatsApp without having to actually install anything on your own device—you can do it through this link using one of these free systems: http://appmsr.com/?ref=18121

But really, what’s even the point of snooping around someone’s profile?

I tried it out with my own number and honestly? It was nothing special—just total garbage.

A quick heads-up to the rest of you guys on here: don't waste your breath and just skip that link above.

And by "free," they mean definitely not free—it'll cost you $30 per number.

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