Text Messaging - sometimes known as SMS (short messaging service) - is a way of communicating short messages via your wireless phone. Most (but not all) handsets have this feature. For CUPID, only AT&T Wireless customers can vote by text message using their wireless phone keypad to write the message "VOTE" and sending it to a contestant number.

All our products require SMS text-messaging technology. If you do not have SMS text-messaging service on your phone, you cannot order our service. For more information, contact your GSM network, or buy a new phone.

Bulk SMS messages are also known as Standard rate SMS msgs. If you are sending a SMS msg from this service to another mobile, the other mobile does not incur any charges to receive it. Standard carrier WAP/GPRS/UMTS data charges only apply for MMS type msgs.

When you receive an SMS text message on your mobile phone, a message appears on the screen to tell you that you have 1 new message. To read the new message select Read. Each new SMS text message is automatically saved on your mobile phone. You can access your saved messages at any time by going to your Messages menu and selecting the Inbox. You can then scroll through and read your messages. For further information refer to your mobile phone manufacturer's manual.

To delete an SMS text message from your mobile phone, select the Messages menu and then go to your Inbox. You can browse through your saved messages to review messages you may wish to delete. To delete the message, select Options and then select Erase. It is a good idea to regularly delete unneeded messages from your mobile phone so as to free up memory for new messages. For further information refer to your mobile phone manufacturer's manual.

If the text messaging (SMS) feature is not available on a particular line, our system will not utilize that service. You should still be able to use the rest of the system features. You can also recieve notifications via email.

A A text message via SMS (Short Message Service) is a single short message that is displayed as text on the screen of the recipient's mobile telephone. Messages travel over and above the system's radio channel on the signaling path. An SMS text message can be up to 140 characters in length.

Text messaging is a service that lets you send messages of up to 160 characters to another wireless device from your digital cell phone. The message is shown in your phone's display window. SMS (Short Message Service) is another term for text messaging.

Ask your parents to check with your cell phone service provider to get an overview of the different text messaging plans offered. These charges will appear on your monthly cell phone bill.

To subscribe for text messaging, contact your cell phone service provider for rates and service plans.

No. Text to Landline works with all text messaging capable handsets that have not "blocked" messaging services from Verizon Wireless. Calls to retrieve voice messages sent to you in response to your Text to Landline messages are "billed per your Calling Plan." You may incur Long Distance charges if you subscribe to a Calling Plan that doesn't include domestic long distance or to a local plan.

Any GSM or CDMA mobile phone capable of receiving SMS text messages can receive an SMS text message. However, there are some important restrictions on who you can send messages to, and for what reason. For example, you cannot send marketing messages unless certain criteria (including gaining the recipient's consent) are satisfied.

This method of payment will let you get the service on your phone just by using your phone. You have to send the SMS (text message) to specific short number. To make it possible you have to know how the messages are set on you phone. Please refer to your user manual to have more information. Basically, you have to send the product number as the message itself, and the number you have to send it to is indicated on this website.

The download link (URL) is within the body of a message that we sent to your mobile phone. Since this may vary from phone to phone, we suggest you check your text or WAP Push Inbox, ("Service Inbox"), "Funbox", "Browser Message Inbox", or your "Push Inbox". It is possible that your wireless network is unavailable or WAP is not activated on your handset.

Note: To determine the make and model number of most phones, please perform the following steps: 1. Power the phone down 2. Remove the battery* 3. Note the manufacturer and model number on the handset's label. If you are unable to remove the battery, please contact Customer Service using the number listed on your bill or visit a Verizon Wireless store.

Messages can be created and edited from any web enabled PC and then sent instantly or queued to go at a more appropriate time

You have to have a digital phone that supports two-way messaging in order to send or receive text messages on your phone. You also have to subscribe to your cell phone service provider's messaging service. If you're not sure, ask your parents to contact your cell phone service provider to ask about their text messaging service.