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.

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).

To send an SMS message from your email application you need to type the recipient's mobile number in an approved format. Please contact you systems administrator and enquire about what format your company is using.

Yes. You can send an Email to SMS message to as many recipients as you wish. You must type each recipient in the appropriate format and separate each recipient with a semi-colon (;) in the same way that you otherwise would for normal email messages.

If you send an email message with more than 160 characters of text, then only the first 160 characters will be sent to the mobile phone as the SMS message. So be sure to check the length of your message as anything after the 160 limit will be cut-off.

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.

No. SMS by nature is a store-and-forward technology. Your message is passed from one system/server to next until it finally reaches its destination, taking into consideration that the recipients phone is switched on, connected to the mobile network and configured to receive SMS, within the prescribed delivery period set by the sender. Normally, SMS is very reliable.

No. Standard SMS does not provide this sort of information. You may be able to obtain this sort of information using information from a webserver. For example send the recipient a WAP Push message containing a Unique URL then monitor your webserver logs for when that URL is activated.

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.

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

No. Bulletin Connect is a API for integrating with other software platforms such as CRM systems, websites and databases. It is meant for tight integration with out the overhead and issues that email has (such as delays).

When you click "REPLY TO ALL", the "TO" and "CC" text boxes are already addressed to the sender, as well as every other recipient of the original message.

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.