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*Alltel: 10DigitPhoneNumber@message.alltel.com | *Alltel: 10DigitPhoneNumber@message.alltel.com | ||
*AT&T: 10DigitPhoneNumber@txt.att.net | *AT&T: 10DigitPhoneNumber@txt.att.net | ||
*Boost Mobile: 10DigitPhoneNumber@myboostmobile.com | *Boost Mobile: 10DigitPhoneNumber@myboostmobile.com | ||
*Cingular: phonenumber@cingularme.com | |||
*Metrocall: 10DigitPhoneNumber@page.metrocall.com | *Metrocall: 10DigitPhoneNumber@page.metrocall.com | ||
*Metro PCS: 10DigitPhoneNumber@mymetropcs.com | *Metro PCS: 10DigitPhoneNumber@mymetropcs.com | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 6 February 2013
Most cell providers have an email address that you can send messages to and they will be converted to SMS messages.
Be sure to check with your cell provider for the most up to date info.
Below is a list of the known provider email addresses:
- Alltel: 10DigitPhoneNumber@message.alltel.com
- AT&T: 10DigitPhoneNumber@txt.att.net
- Boost Mobile: 10DigitPhoneNumber@myboostmobile.com
- Cingular: phonenumber@cingularme.com
- Metrocall: 10DigitPhoneNumber@page.metrocall.com
- Metro PCS: 10DigitPhoneNumber@mymetropcs.com
- Nextel: 10DigitPhoneNumber@messaging.nextel.com
- Sprint PCS: 10DigitPhoneNumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com
- T-Mobile: 10DigitPhoneNumber@tmomail.net
- Virgin Mobile: 10DigitPhoneNumber@vmobl.com
- Verizon: 10DigitPhoneNumber@vtext.com
where phonenumber = your 10 digit phone number