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Thanks for your help, guys. I think my problem is the time - I don't have enough of it. I was really looking for a company that offered a service. If I do go down the DIY route, I'll keep you all posted... Alexandre Walter Pretyman wrote: > Yes, you can, there are a few SMS APIs, I've heard of success stories > with a Java SMS API, can't remember the name though, google is your > friend in these times of strife. > > Don't forget to report your progress (: > > Alexandre Walter Pretyman > IT - VAS > +55-21-8113-1639 > [hidden email] > -----Original Message----- > From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf > Of Tom Haskins-Vaughan > Sent: sexta-feira, 11 de janeiro de 2008 18:55 > Cc: L-blu > Subject: Re: SMS gateway > > Can you use a normal SIM card. I mean could I take mine out of my phone > and use that? > > Ward Vandewege wrote: >> On Fri, Jan 11, 2008 at 03:08:21PM -0500, Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote: >>> Hi there, I know this is a little off topic but here goes: >>> >>> Doe anyone know of a _low volume_ SMS/text gateway? I'm looking for a > 2-way >>> solution and the best I've come up with is hundreds of dollars per > month >>> after a whopping great set up fee. I'm looking to send/receive fewer > than >>> 100 texts per month. >> You could buy an sms foxbox (a little pricey) or the 'gprs kit' (a > little >> cheaper) from here: >> >> http://acmesystems.it/?id=60 >> >> We've got an sms foxbox at work for oob notifications, works like a > charm... >> Thanks, >> Ward. >> >
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