Make sure you have de-registered on ALL your devices. On Macs, remove any accounts in iMessages by clicking '-' by them in the account preferences. (on your iPhone, you can turn on sms message so at least you still get texts). So, I suggest you try this: iDevices (all of them): Settings>Messages. If you turn off iMessages on a phone, and leave it on your iPad, it won't reset (this was my issue). Turns out, in order to turn off iMessages settings, you must disable iMessage EVERYWHERE. I had a similar problem, with the culprit being that iCloud got confused, and continued to send text messages as iMessages, so that my new phone (non-iphone) never got them.
Yesterday, whatever I sent to myself (using phone number) would appear delivered to the same window, but not on my phone. Sending messages to myself also works inconsistently. I launch Messages app, it asks me to sign in (and I do, successfully), and then nothing goes through. I reinstalled Mavericks several times, each time trying different approaches: not immediately signing into iCloud, not associating an iCloud profile with login profile, etc. So now I sacrificed my Macbook Air to try and make messages work on it. That didn't help immediately, but in a day or two, my conversations with other iPhone users went blue. So I restored my iPhone to factory defaults using iTunes. Trying to send a new message from Macs would result in either "Your message could not be sent" error with a warning icon next to it, or: All my phone conversations went green and stopped synchronizing with Messages apps on my Macs. It may or may not have been the culprit, but my problems started a couple of days after I did it. I suspect it all started because I jailbroke my iPhone using Pangu.
plist files, removed message caches, reset passwords, coordinated sign on/offs between my iPhone and my Macs, reset iPhone and reinstalled Mavericks on my Macbook Air. I've tried every suggestion I could find on Apple forums.
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