Only SingTel Mobile customers would be able to receive SMS from the Internet SMS Chat Portal. If you wish to send an Internet SMS to your friend who is not with SingTel Mobile, please logon to :)EAS SMS Station.

Each SingTel Mobile customer can only receive up to a maximum of 20 Internet SMS per day. If the SingTel Mobile recipient has received a maximum of 20 Internet SMS in a day, the subsequent Internet SMS will not be delivered to the recipient.

The intended SingTel Mobile customers would be able to receive SMS overseas if he/she had subscribed for AutoRoam Service or Pay-As-U-Roam Service, depending on overseas mobile service provider's support.

Yes. Your message will be delivered by SingTel Mobile to the SingTel Mobile/M1/StarHub SMS Centre. For hi!Card SMS sent to M1/StarHub mobile customer, M1/StarHub will further process the SMS for delivery to their subscribers respectively. Each picture message can consist of 3 or more short messages. Please ensure that you have sufficient balance in your hi!Card before you send a picture message to another mobile phone user. Charges are based on the total number of SMS sent successfully.

You can only send SMS to mobile users (SingTel Mobile, Starhub Mobile or M1) or other fixed line users if you have a Fixed Line SMS phone.

Anyone with a valid email account would be able to register to send SMS via Internet SMS Chat Portal.

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.

Yes. There is no limit to the number of SingTel Mobile customers you can send to. However, you can only engage in up to 3 SMS chat sessions at any one time.

The Global SMS charges will be consolidated under the "SmartMessage (International charges)" of your existing bill. No. Just key in a "+" before the country code and the mobile phone number you wish to send the Global SMS to. long as your Short Message Service Centre number is setup correctly, you will be able to send short messages to a overseas mobile operator's subscriber as you would to a SingTel Mobile subscriber.

The hi!Card/ prepaid account to be topped up must have been activated before the transaction can be processed successfully.

If you use IDD from overseas to call Singapore, you will pay the IDD rates of the overseas operator, plus roaming surcharge. These rates are typically quite expensive. However, using GlobalDial 121 to call Singapore will give you an opportunity to reduce your bills. There is no expensive roaming markup charges to be paid, and you will pay SingTel Mobile GlobalDial 121 rates, which are usually cheaper than the rates levied by the roaming partners.

Easi-ERP is currently not available to SingTel Mobile corporate customers. Registration for Easi-ERP is only available to personal mobile line and vehicle.

T he front-end would simply be a section for the message (limit) and a destination address (mobile number). Then, based on your architecture, a lower layer would have to create the correct message based on the request or the message is generate server side. In the case of an end-user sending a message to a mobile unit, it would be a SMS-DELIVER message. Then entire message would then be "encapsulated" in a TCP/IP message and send to the appropriate Short Message Service Centre (SMSC).

Yes, hi!Card users are able to access the Internet via SingNet by dialing SingTel Mobile's Digital Direct Access number (9676 3338). Please note that the hi!Card user needs to have a SingNet account in order to use this service.

Yes. But depending on their network provider, they will only receive a SMS message that provides them with a link to view their MMS message.

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, as long as the remaining services have less than 12 months remaining contract, and you will have to sign up for a SingTel Fixed Line. To be eligible for mio Plan, you will need to have all 3 services under your NRIC. In addition, you will need to meet the eligibility criteria. There are a couple of options for you to convert your existing services to mio Plan: a. Your father can sign up a new SingTel Mobile line under his name to qualify for mio Plan.

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.

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: