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Interesting. Good job finding that one.
There's a vmail setting that can be changed to fix this but in this case it's a good thing it wasn't set. I've had this happen before on a notification issue and it drove me crazy.
Since this has happened once and you don't know why then I would consider deleting MB 70 or at the very least changing the password to MB 70.
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I always implement the setting Bill is mentioning. This was after having a system hacked. From that point forward, every system I worked on got that config entry, disallowing changes to the Transfer To field from the phone. That's the global way to do it. You can also use brackets in any field that has an option to be changed from the phone, to individually prevent a field from being changed from the phone. I prefer the global method for the Transfer To field, though.
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