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Even if you have free SMS this probably also runs in the face of any "reasonable personal use" terms with your provider.
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
Even if you have free SMS this probably also runs in the face of any "reasonable personal use" terms with your provider.
- geon 3y agoDo carriers not require a different plan for commercial use?
- derelicta 3y agooh my god you are right. It's the perfect way to get your subscription suspended.
- oarsinsync 3y agoI’m not sure an additional ~5 texts a day (150/month) is likely to be considered excessive, but YMMV
- lxgr 3y agoIn some countries, it would absolutely be. SMS termination fees in some countries are on the order of a couple of cents per minute. Normal personal use involves sending as many messages as you receive, on average, so it balances out for the provider. Sending 150 a month and receiving zero can easily make you an unprofitable customer. That's why T&Cs usually exclude such usage.