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SMS is not email. &nbsp;If they have a regular email account they can access thru the phone, they can receive regular email without the 140 character limit.
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SMS is not email.  If they have a regular email account they can access thru the phone, they can receive regular email without the 140 character limit.

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Why not store the message on the server and use the 140 characters to send a link to the URL? &nbsp;I'd probably not be interested in SMS that exceeded 140 characters. After all, the name means &quot;short.&quot;
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Why not store the message on the server and use the 140 characters to send a link to the URL?  I'd probably not be interested in SMS that exceeded 140 characters. After all, the name means "short."

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this answer comes the closest to meeting my requirement (if the messages arrive in order)<br />
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thanks
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this answer comes the closest to meeting my requirement (if the messages arrive in order)

thanks

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want to use php to send email to a cell phone<br />
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but want the cell phone to receive more than 140 characters<br />
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because whenever I send a gmail to sms, the content is cut off after 140 characters
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want to use php to send email to a cell phone

but want the cell phone to receive more than 140 characters

because whenever I send a gmail to sms, the content is cut off after 140 characters

get past the 140 character limit

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