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jpT68i Posts: 10

Hi All,

I'd like to compile a list of all the different SMS e-mail addresses for each provider. I mean, the address that you can send an e-mail to, and it will show up as an SMS on the phone. I don't know about everybody else, but I find this extremely valuable. I use it especially to write programs to send myself automated alerts. In addition you can use it to send SMS to people even if your networks are incompatible.

I have found that these e-mail addresses are not very well publicized and many people don't even know they have them!

The ones I know so far are:

US
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AT&T: 10digitnum@mobile.att.net
T-Mobile: 10digitnum@tmomail.net
Verizon: 10digitnum@vtext.com
Cingular: 10digitnum@mobile.mycingular.com

Canada
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Rogers AT&T: 10digitnum@pcs.rogers.com
Fido: 10digitnum@fido.ca
Telus: 10digitnum@msg.telus.com

Please add others that you know of to this thread!

I am especially interested in finding the SMS e-mail address for Orange in the UK if one exists. Being on AT&T here in the US, I can't SMS my friend on Orange. If I knew an e-mail address for his phone I could. He has never heard of SMS e-mail addresses - however I can't believe that North America is doing something better than the UK in terms of mobile phones - surely Orange must have this capability as well? It seems almost every carrier - except maybe Sprint, does anyone know? - in North America has this feature!

Anyway, if anybody knows any more SMS addresses for different providers, please post them here!

jpT68i
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Posted: 2003-06-04 17:44:37
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rogiertje Posts: 18

hey that looks great! Hope you can find a number for Orange in the Netherlands!
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Posted: 2003-06-04 17:59:12
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phil.n Posts: > 500

I have never heard of these address anywhere in the UK.
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Posted: 2003-06-04 18:01:50
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701 Posts: > 500

U"ve never heard of it cuz only the americans use it. It's a complicate process and useless in europe.
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Posted: 2003-06-07 00:31:16
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o44wen Posts: > 500

o2UK used to have an address but i am not sure if it still works

it was +44yourmobilenumber@mmail.co.uk

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Posted: 2003-06-07 00:49:39
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o44wen Posts: > 500

http://www.phonefreebies.co.uk/email_to_phone.htm
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Currently in the UK the following services are offered: · ·

BT Cellnet offers a service called MMail. To enable this service, send an SMS message from your phone, containing simply the word ON to the number 212. To turn it off again, send the message OFF to the same number. The email address for your phone will be your full phone number, followed by @mmail.co.uk Example: +441234567890@mmail.co.uk · ·

T-Mobile (formerly One-2-One) is offering an email address for their subscribers. To set up this service, dial 879 from your phone and select the mobile email option. The follow the voice prompts. Once you are done, the email address for your phone will be your phone number (without international prefix) followed by @one2one.net Example: 07930xxxxxx@one2one.net · ·

Genie Internet offers a free email address for all digital mobile phone users in the UK. You need to register with the service on the site first. · ·

Vodafone.net allows Vodafone subcribers to get a free email address for their phone. You need to register for the service on the site first. · ·

Virgin Mobile allows its subscribers to receive email on their phones for an additional charge. · Check it out.
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These could be out of date but i am not sure.

Genie is now at www.o2.co.uk

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Posted: 2003-06-07 01:22:00
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pie Posts: 1

Does anybody know if this is possible for Proximus in belgium? And what would be the address? Or is proximus behind on this like their crappy wap-gateway This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-06-08 03:11:56
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wozza Posts: 168

just tried mmail.. works but costs 10p to receive activation confirmation, 10p to send the sms to turn on, 20p for every email received and then another 20p to deactivate & receive confirmation... o2.co.uk do free forwarding.. might even forward to other networks. its free too This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-06-08 11:55:15
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701 Posts: > 500

As i said,useless here.costs a lot.if u wanna send sms from the net find a free site. This message was posted from a WAP device
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Posted: 2003-06-08 14:26:48
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