No this service is not currently active, replying messages sent by VSNL’s web2SMS will yield no result.

CBFSMS.com allows you to receive replies for every message you send. For one text message sent, you can receive an unlimited number of replies. The more replies you get to your message, the more outgoing SMS we will guarantee you. A guaranteed SMS means you will never see the "service will resume in..." message. Guaranteed SMS are automatically used if this is the case. If this is not the case, your guaranteed SMS are stored up.

By default, replies to messages will be sent to the person sending the. message. Users can also create a "Reply-To" header using their email software, and have replies directed to an different address.

VSNL only guarantees sending the SMS to the intended service provider. This is confirmed when the successful sending of SMS is displayed after the submit button is clicked. Remember, delivery can sometimes be delayed, even if your SMS was sent to the mobile network instantly. This is dependent on the recipients’ network loads. In case you experience difficulties in sending SMS, or SMS are not received please contact VSNL’s customer care.

Yes, choose Options, select 'Have replies sent to' and specify the email address you wish the replies to go to.

You can receive replies to the messages that you send - you first have to purchase a reply number from City2Txt - there is an annual fee of £150 + vat for this service.

Go to the "My Home" tab, then click on "Mail". At the top left, next to "Inbox", click on "Sent Messages" and you'll be taken to a page where you can see all of your sent messages.

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There are a couple of ways that this can happen. First, there are viruses which send out mail automatically to addresses in your address book, or from websites in your cache. So, if your computer is infected, you wouldn't know that you had sent the messages. The other possibility is that there are some viruses which forge the "From:" line of messages using the same random selection of email address as above.

The one whose computer are in the same LAN as you, or his(her) computer has a global IP address. Also, SuperPIM must run on his(her) computer.

Yes. The purpose of our service is to build strong 2-way communications and relationships with your contacts.

You can either receive replies online or directly to your mobile phone. If you verify your mobile number, then replies to messages sent from it will arrive on your phone (subject to the senders network coverage) as normal. This means you can text cheaply and easily online, and then get the replies on your mobile wherever you are! If you opt to receive replies online, your mobile number will not be disclosed to the recipient of the message. Instead, you will use one of our pool of shared numbers.

Messages sent through messagemedia's fully featured APIs can be tagged with an internal message ID. This ID will then be attached to any corresponding replies, allowing your system to easily match the reply to the originating messages.

Recipients reply to the device from which you sent the message. If you sent the message via web site, the reply message will enter your account. If you sent the message by phone, the reply message will be sent to your phone. You can also specify reply devices for messages you send - you can receive your replies to your ICQ, E-mail or SMS.

If you are using an aircard/datacard it is likely that you won't be able to use Altona to view/receive the incoming message. If you are using a phone with Bluetooth/InfraRed/Serial/USB then the phone itself will receive any return messages.

Click on Options (note: if you have chosen not to use Word as your e-mail editor, you will find Options under the View menu).

Just turn on the auto complete feature of your browser. This will save all entries of phone numbers on the mobile number label.

No. As a guest, you can reply to all messages except winks sent to you by hitting "reply" at your real mail box. If you have received a "Wink" you must be a Gold Member to reply to the "Wink". If you are a Gold Member you can click on the profile link at the bottom of the "Wink" email. That will take you to the users profile where you can scroll to the bottom of their profile in order to initiate an email.

Send a message from the same account that you're receiving them at, with 'Remove' as the first word of the subject line. Or the first word of the message body. Or both.

Offline messages are checked every 15 minutes and then sent via email to you if you have enabled offline message forwarding via email. The time may be slightly longer if there are a large number of messages being sent on the server. Offline e-mail setting can be changed from the Preferences, under Server Preferences.

Log on to the secure messaging service and click on the Find Message link on the left side of the screen. You will see: You can select any number of fields and the system will find those messages that match the criteria you enter.

When you enter your details for your profile, you are asked to supply an email address. Any replies you receive will go to that email address. We do not receive replies for you; this safeguards your privacy and it is not necessary for you to visit this site to collect any responses to your profile.

You can be contacted via telephone if you submit a number, or via email. To view any messages, log-in, and click on 'Messages' under you member options control panel.

In most countries around the world it does not cost anything to receive a text message. There are a few exceptions, most notable the USA.

Right after you log in, an Offline Message form will open with a list of your messages and when they were received. If you do not respond or save these messages they will be deleted when you log off.