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Of course you need third party provider
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Mitchel-T:<br />
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Almost every cell phones SMS message is actually an email address. &nbsp;How this site is determining which one to use is unclear. &nbsp;For example most T-Mobile phones are the cell phone number @tmomail.net. &nbsp;ie: Phone number (555) 123-4567 would be &nbsp;555123467@tmomail.net<br />
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Hope this helps.<br />
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regards,<br />
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Aielloj<br />

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Mitchel-T:

Almost every cell phones SMS message is actually an email address.  How this site is determining which one to use is unclear.  For example most T-Mobile phones are the cell phone number @tmomail.net.  ie: Phone number (555) 123-4567 would be  555123467@tmomail.net

Hope this helps.

regards,

Aielloj


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AielloJ:<br />
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I see what you mean...it looks like the site is hosted by AT&amp;T, perhaps this is a service they offer there web hosting customers?<br />
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Mitch
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AielloJ:

I see what you mean...it looks like the site is hosted by AT&T, perhaps this is a service they offer there web hosting customers?

Mitch

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If you go to the following site and scroll down you will see a link &quot;Send to Phone&quot;. If you click that it allows you to enter a cell number and some basic info about the business is sent.<br />
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<a href="http://countrykennelsinc.com" rel="ugc">http://countrykennelsinc.com</a><br />
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Does anyone know how to do something like this, preferably free?<br />
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Thanks!
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If you go to the following site and scroll down you will see a link "Send to Phone". If you click that it allows you to enter a cell number and some basic info about the business is sent.

http://countrykennelsinc.com

Does anyone know how to do something like this, preferably free?

Thanks!

Send basic contact info via SMS from a website

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