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Someone who has worked with SMPP here. SMPP is pain in the ass (I mean - it's not something you want to tackle with if you do not have about 2-3 spare months o
by someone_latvia 14y ago
Someone who has worked with SMPP here.
SMPP is pain in the ass (I mean - it's not something you want to tackle with if you do not have about 2-3 spare months of your time..) and normally you would pay for SMS far less when sending them through intermediaries over some basic HTTP(S) interface. Using SMPP or any other "enterprise-grade" protocol possibly means connecting to telcos directly - and believe me, it's an expensive path to go..
Anyway, if you still want to go with SMPP, feel free to contact me, if you require paid assistance (I'm a freelancer). spiritus [dot] emortus [at] gmail [dot] com