Is there any web service to send free SMS in c# project?

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Nick

hi,

I am trying to implement a sms notification program with c#. And I
found a website http://www.webservicex.net which states it can send
sms to world wide. But I tried, it says "message has been sent
successfully, " but I never get it.
Did anyone use it before? or Do you know any good one?

Thanks
 
Nick said:
hi,

I am trying to implement a sms notification program with c#. And I
found a website http://www.webservicex.net which states it can send
sms to world wide.

No, it doesn't.
But I tried, it says "message has been sent
successfully, " but I never get it.

Are your country in the list of supported countries, and do you use any
of the listed networks?
 
No, it doesn't.


Are your country in the list of supported countries, and do you use any
of the listed networks?

Before I add any insight to this discussion I must ask if you are
planning on only notifying people who want to recieve sms/text
messages, or are you planning on some sort of brodcast/spam.
 
If you want an easy and reliable way to send free SMS, just send an email
with the message to <usersphonenumber>@teleflip.com
They handle everything else.
See their site for more details.
Peter
 
Before I add any insight to this discussion I must ask if you are
planning on only notifying people who want to recievesms/text
messages, or are you planning on some sort of brodcast/spam.- Hide quotedtext -

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No, not brodcast or spam. My boss just asked me to do some research on
that. I know there are some companies proving some service like that,
but you have to pay to buy credit first.
 
No, not brodcast or spam. My boss just asked me to do some research on
that. I know there are some companies proving some service like that,
but you have to pay to buy credit first.- Hide quoted text -

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I wanted to make client apps so that I could send messages to my wife
and she could do the same to me. We both have different carriers.
She uses TMobile, and I use Verizon.
Anyhow what I started to write was a client app using webrequest and
webresponse to call the pages that they have to allow you to send a
text message to one of their users.
Sprint also has a similar page.
 

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