The recipient's prepaid service may be not activated. Activation here means that the prepaid account has performed activation via 9676 7777.

No, the SMS messages sent and received will not be chargeable to the prepaid sender or the recipient.

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.

This is a design choice in your MTA, not fetchmail. It's taking the received date from the last Received header. This is your server barfing on the CAPA probe that fetchmail sends. If you run fetchmail in daemon mode (say "set daemon 600"), you will get the message only once per run. If you set an authentication method explicitly (say, with auth password), you will never get the message. Any 4xx response (like 451) indicates a transient (temporary) error.

The K7 web site www.k7.net provides users with a copy of all messages in chronological order for monitoring fax and voice receptions. The information includes the Date, Time, File Size, and the Sender's caller ID (i.e. the Fax/Voice Telephone Number). If there is something wrong with your email service or if you lose or delete a message, you can go to My K7 and view/hear the most recent 20 messages for up to 7 days. A similar tracking service for sent faxes is available to Faxaway subscribers.

This will depend on the capacity of your SIM Card. The 8K SIM Card can hold 10 160-character messages while the 32K SIM Card can hold up to 20 160-character messages.

The Network Providers and Aggregators manage and control the SMSC (gateway) and how it processes Bulk and Premium messages. Sometimes due to network congestion, you may receive messages that you requested earlier a few days later. Again, the Networks manage this and not the service.

Virtually all messages sent through our network are successfully delivered (where the destination network is supported), however we are not able guarantee delivery.

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

Using Caller ID techniques and a unique patent (pending), our system recognizes both you and the specific message you want to hear. To hear your message you will have to call the number inserted in your message, which appears at the top of your message.

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.

Tick the relevant box in your application form. If you do not tick the box you will not be sent confirmation SMS messages for your purchases. Yes, you can choose the number the SMS messages will be sent to. This can be the number of the BASE MasterCard holder or of another BASE customer.

This is a mobile phone limitation. The Blank SMS is due to your phone model not being fully GSM compliant. Therefore, whenever someone tries to track you using Travel Buddy, you will receive a blank SMS.

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

Yes, the Mini Keyboard accessory can be used to add Quicknotes and modify the existing ones. The DTR650 allows up to 25 stored messages, while the DTR 550 allows up to 15.

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.

Due to technical limitations in the Australian mobile networks, we are not able to provide this service at this time. The mobile network will continue trying to deliver your message for a period of time (typically 72 hours) before discarding the message.

Our system can be configured to send you each SMS as an email message when it is received. You can also view the messages online, or retrieve them using one of our many APIs.

If you send SMS messages to the subscribers in Latvia, you can order the function of confirmation that message was received: Confirmation that message was received costs 5 centimes per message, but not more than 1 Ls per month.