Yes, you can send SMS to your contacts from Quios SMS without registering your mobile phone. Your phone only needs to be registered when you want to use your phone number as originator of the SMS messages ("FROM" field) you want to send out. Follow two easy steps to register your phone number:

Yes you can. You can create any number of SMS Alert Profiles so that any number of mobile phones are alerted about received email.

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.

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.

Yes, you must have our advanced account and there is a charge of .20 per SMS alert. You can verify that we support your SMS network by sending yourself a test SMS message.

You can only send Chinese SMS to another party who either have a Chinese input enabled mobile phone or mobile phones that have Chinese character display function; and the receiving party must be a SingTel Mobile customer. Yes, you will be able to send Chinese SMS with your Chinese input enabled mobile phone when you travel overseas, provided the foreign operator's network supports the sending and receiving of SMS. When you are travelling overseas, SingTel Mobile will charge you 5.

Nothing, apart from the actual way you register and pay for your SAonPC Credits. Each time you still get a username and PIN, and receive SAonPC Credits onto your account.

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.

We ask that a mobile is registered before using the service to ensure that we have your up to date details, and that your timers are only set by someone who has your forum user name and password. By charging for registration, we discourage people from attempting to guess other users' details.

No. New legislation, which came into force on 11 December 2003, makes it unlawful to send an unsolicited direct marketing SMS to an individual subscriber unless the recipient has previously given their consent to such communications. Text messages are defined as "electronic mail" under the Regulations and, as such, they should not be sent without the prior consent of the individual subscribers.

You can register by clicking on the "Join Now" link. Simply fill in your details on the form and press the SUBMIT button. You will then receive confirmation to activate your account.

Yes, you can. It works the same way as the fixed line. Please note that although the call is toll-free for the usage of our access codes "1551" and "15510" on fixed line, you will be charged the airtime by whichever mobile service provider you are using if calling from a mobile phone.

Smartphones have built-in email applications and can let you send emails from your handset. On some handsets, particularly Nokia Series 40 phones, you may notice a "Send e-mail" option. Choosing this allows you to enter a subject and some text to email, but when you try to send it, you're asked for an "E-mail server number:" In this space, you need to type a telephone number of a data provider that allows you to use their service for sending an e-mail.

Yes. To do this your message must start with either the complete mobile number you wish to send to (e.g. 989012345789), or the name of one of your groups. You must then send the message to our service number: +4740000616