Yes. You can set the Originating Address in the SMS header to that of your phone, so the message will appear to have come directly from your phone. That way, the recipient can reply directly to your mobile handset. (Australian networks only, where supported).

Yes. If the recipient replies to the message, the reply will be sent to the Inbox of your email application. If you choose to reply to this message, then your reply will be sent back to the mobile phone of the original recipient.

Recipients who receive the message live will be offered the opportunity to reply to the text message with a voice recording (this offer will not be made if the call is picked up via an answering machine). You will be able to retrieve the recipient's voicemail at a number provided to you in a text message announcing that the recipient has replied to your Text to Landline. To listen to the recipient's voicemail, all you need to do is CALL BACK the phone number on the text message.

Yes, the recipient of your gift can send a return message to you. We request all the recipients of the gifts to fill in their message in the delivery confirmation memo and the Feed-Back form and we e-mail such messages back to you free if and when received from them.

Yes. You can send a message to any number of recipients simultaneously, without having to type the message in each time. You can select your recipients for the message from your address books and distribution lists within Microsoft Outlook, or with the non-chargeable service, just type the numbers in, with our domain name.

Yes, The recipients can send a message to the sender. The message is conveyed to the sender via Email within 24 hours after delivery along with the confirmation of delivery.

We do more than that. Your loved one can write out a message for you when the gift is delivered. This information is emailed to you. We also try to email a digital image of the person taking delivery.

Using the Web component of the application you are unable to receive replies to the SMS you send. If you require replies to be received please use Email to SMS. For more info on Email to SMS click here.

We normally check all replies twice a day and forward them at the same time, so chances are that your message will be with the recipient within a few hours of you sending it. Of course this depends on the recipients correct email address being in our database, there is no guarantee that they will actually receive your reply, only that we forward it.

Yes absolutely. This is one of the strengths of both TextEmail services. Any message that you send can be replied to, with the reply coming back in to your Inbox. With the Outlook software, you can elect to have the reply forwarded to your mobile phone as well.

On your handset you will receive a text message stating "Landline number XXX-XXX-XXXX has sent a reply to your Text to Landline message." Your Text Messaging price plan charges will apply to this notification. This text message will contain the appropriate reply phone number (not the recipient's number). A call to this reply phone number retrieves the voicemail and is charged according to your Calling Plan.

If you click "reply" to respond to a posted message, your reply will go to the whole list. If you prefer your message to go only to the individual poster, you must change the email address in the "to" section. If your reply is continuing the discussion of the previous topic, please leave that topic in the subject field of the message. If you are changing the topic, please change the word or phrase in the subject field, in order to describe your new topic.

Yes. As long as you keep the original NextMailSM message the recipient can reply via the NextMail email message. When clicking the 'CLICK HERE TO PLAY AND REPLY' link the Reply Box, with the previous reply, will appear. The recipient will then be able to edit the text, click the Reply button and send an additional reply. No.

The recipients can send a message to the sender. The message is conveyed to the sender via Email within 24 hours after delivery along with the confirmation of delivery.