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Standard User Sandgrounder
(knowledge is power) Mon 10-May-10 11:24:51
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directing SMS messages to a webserver


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If anyone has experience of re-directing mobile phone text messages to a web server (or email server) running on the end of an ADSL connection, then I would be interested to hear from you.



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Standard User bookey
(experienced) Mon 10-May-10 11:37:23
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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What do you need to know?

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Standard User Sandgrounder
(knowledge is power) Mon 10-May-10 11:59:32
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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How, Who? Why? How Much?



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Standard User bookey
(experienced) Mon 10-May-10 12:16:28
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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How - HTTP / php
Who - Esendex
Why - cant tell you that
How much - depends on volume.

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Standard User uno
(committed) Mon 10-May-10 12:33:48
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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Also, others that do this:

AQL
BulkSMS
Clickatell

wink

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Standard User Sandgrounder
(knowledge is power) Mon 10-May-10 13:03:59
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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Have you used them?

and if so, Why did you choose them?

It is not clear from their website that I can get incoming SMS messages directed to my servers.



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Standard User bookey
(experienced) Mon 10-May-10 13:46:51
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Re: directing SMS messages to a webserver


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I do use them yes, over 20,000 messages a month.

I picked them as the global coverage they offered.
(I needed to send SMSes to certain networks in certain countires)

They are not the cheapest but, I never buy cheapest on anything.

http://www.esendex.co.uk/Services/SMS-API - Should explain more.

Paul
Standard User bookey
(experienced) Mon 10-May-10 13:47:47
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And more besides!

mBlox

txtlocal (cheapest iirc)

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Standard User uno
(committed) Mon 10-May-10 13:49:49
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For outbound, bulksms seems to be a fair bit cheaper, if you're doing the numbers.

Kapow are also there but quite expensive.

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Standard User Sandgrounder
(knowledge is power) Mon 10-May-10 14:30:04
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Many thanks for your response.

At this time my primary requirement is for inbound messages - must be able to be directed to a server on my local network.



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