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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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 See similar questions...

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

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: See similar questions...

For all the information you need regarding media messaging please click on the "media messaging" link below. See similar questions...

Only if you want him/her to run behind (see "Why do doctors run late?", "How far behind is Dr. Jackson?" and possibly "Why did my doctor charge more for a longer consultation?"). Home | Contact/Find Us | Open Hours | Services | Doctors | Patients | Nurses | Support Staff | Professional Development | Top of Page See similar questions...

Yes, Net2Mobile supports most major networks mobile networks throughout the world. A full list of supported countries appears in the drop down box on the "Send SMS" page. Please note: We do not guarantee the delivery of SMS messages, especially to overseas networks. We may not support all mobile networks in a supported country. See similar questions...

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

Currently, SMS elerts can be received on any mobile telephone connected to any Australian and New Zealand GSM mobile phone network. This includes CDMA phones. Coming soon, elerts will also be able to be received on mobile phones connected to foreign networks. See similar questions...

Note that you will only be able to send SMS in countries/destinations where Mobile Originating (Outgoing) Short Messaging is supported by the overseas operator's network. See similar questions...

Please note that you will only be able to send SMS in countries/destinations where Mobile Originating (Outgoing) Short Messaging is supported by the overseas operator's network. See similar questions...

No. At this time, you cannot send a SMS message from a cellphone on the TSTT cellular system (either TDMA or GSM) to a cellphone on an overseas (TDMA, GSM or PCS) network. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Each mobile phone will be remote-controlled from the MarketEye by a special application software in the MarketEye. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...