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Sending Text Messages via E-Mail

2/1/2015

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Tech Talk
By Steve Battiato
IndyTeleData owner

In our work and homes we often want to communicate a text message in a larger group or without a phone.  You can, for free.  You simply need to know the cell phone provider and the recipients ten digit cell phone number.  

Begin your e-mail message as normal on your phone, tablet, or computer.  Address your message to cell phone number@provider.  For example, [email protected].  You can address multiple recipients and even use an e-mail group.  A list of the most common cell phone providers is included on our website.  

The recipient will receive the your e-mail message as a text message.  As always standard messaging rates apply.  

E-mail communication continues to be the most consistent platform, however, texting is a more immediate communication method.  When you need to get word out that baseball practice is cancelled due to rain or your company meeting is delayed by 30 minutes, then try e-mail to texting.  

For a list of cell phone providers please log onto www.southsidervoice.com/techtalk

Geek Trivia: As of January 2014:
  • 90% of American adults have a cell phone
  • 58% of American adults have a smartphone
  • 32% of American adults own an e-reader
  • 42% of American adults own a tablet computer




List of cell phone providers e-mail to text formats:


Metro PCS ##########@mymetropcs.com
T-Mobile ##########@tmomail.net
Verizon Wireless ##########@vtext.com
AT&T ##########@txt.att.net
Sprint PCS ##########@messaging.sprintpcs.com
Cricket ##########@sms.mycricket.com

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