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The problem with email->SMS is that if you 'abuse' the system, and abuse can be loosely defined here, you might find SMS messages disappearing. If you're only s
by ROFISH 19y ago
The problem with email->SMS is that if you 'abuse' the system, and abuse can be loosely defined here, you might find SMS messages disappearing. If you're only sending messages in the hundreds per month, it's fine. Anything more than a thousand you really need a gateway.
- aaroneous 19y agoTotally valid point. Mobile carriers are very difficult to deal with, and almost universally have a policy of shutting off access first, and then it is your duty to try and figure out why it happened so you can navigate their bureaucracy in hopes of getting things restored. I suggested email->sms for raju's question because he was looking for a solution for his "small app" that only "potentially" needed sms capabilities, so I assumed a low-volume transaction limit, for which email->sms is a cheap and easy solution.
- raju 19y agoThanks! I might start with the email->sms and see how that goes. I have noticed, too that carriers don't always deliver the email->sms and many a times they have disappeared.