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We heavily use programmatic SMS sending at work. There are two options how it could appear on the recipient's end: as a normal phone number, to which you can re
by cosmodisk 6y ago
We heavily use programmatic SMS sending at work. There are two options how it could appear on the recipient's end: as a normal phone number, to which you can reply,etc. We had to purchase a dedicated number for this. The other option is to simply put whatever sender ID you want- we use company name.This way you can't reply to the message,so we mainly use it for marketing purposes. Nothing stops me from replacing <company_name> with <random_number_belonging_to_bank>