If you are sending a SMS within your area code, it is enough to enter the 7-digit telephone number of the destination. If you are sending a SMS to another area code (i.e. another city), you should enter the long distance access code (0), the 3-digit area code, and the 7-digit telephone number.

Yes, you can use the program yaps to do this. However, due to some pecularities in the SMS-callcenter's ISDN connection, you have to compile the kernel with the options Disable send complete and Disable sending llc. For the new CAPI 2.0 interface a patched version of yaps, capi4yaps, is available on http://sourceforge.net/projects/capi4yaps/. Please note that mainly German providers support sending SMS via ISDN connection, in other countries this might not work.

Once you send an SMS, the charges will be deducted from your hi!Card and the SMS will be processed. We will attempt to send the SMS for over 24 hours. If your recipient is still unreachable, the SMS charges still apply.

Switch off the function of sending SMS through GPRS. For this purpose, please follow the instructions of your telephone manufacturer.

No. Maximum number of characters in an SMS sent from your phone is 148. This is because your number will be inserted in the text.

Yes, you can send inter-network SMS messages to mobile phones on Maxis or Celcom or networks. Sending an inter-network SMS is no different from sending a normal SMS. Just make sure that you key in the appropriate prefix e.g. 012, 017, etc, when keying in the mobile phone number of the recipient.

Yes. Just key in the international access code followed by the mobile network prefix and the mobile phone number. Please note that this is only available with compatible networks.

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

In order to be able to send SMS messages from your email application, you must first be a registered user.

Yes, SMS messages can be sent from the site but this facility is only available once you have registered as staying at a hotel. The whole point of this is to enable members to contact other members at short notice.

Group SMS Messaging uses a technique called Email 2 SMS, which sends an email to our provider to send the SMS. If you have a Firewall installed, for example Zone Alarm Pro, this can interfere with the sending of the email to our provider. You must disable this for Group SMS Messaging and also allow it to communicate with the internet.

WinSAMM SMS capacity is by emailing. If the corresponding phone has an email address, you can send your message by email.

It is not possible for now, but this service will be available as soon as the roaming property is established.

In order to enter SMS Center number into your telephone, please open “Messages”, then “Parameters”. SMS Center number is one of parameters for messages.

The SMS function on your SIM Card should be activated automatically. However, if it is not, just set your Message Centre Number i.e. 016-299 9902 to activate it.

The ACN SIM card will already be preset with the number to our SMS centre so you can start sending SMS immediately.

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.

the moment, we're only able to support the largest US phone service carriers. If you think we should include your carrier, please email us at extensions-sms@google.com.

Receiving messages is easy. Most phones will display an incoming message alert graphic on the screen. You may also set a tone to sound when incoming messages are received. Once a message is received, you can use the scroll keys on your phone to view the content of the message. Options to store, reply, or forward each message will be available at that time.

Yes. They can use the email method or log onto one of the local sms gateways and send you a message. Remember, they have to know the number of your cellular telephone! Check this section for details.