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

N

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
 
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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?
 
R

Ralph

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.
 
G

Guest

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
 
N

Nick

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.
 
R

Ralph

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 -

- Show quoted text -


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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