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Article #812"SEND TEXT AS EMAIL" option
From: John Savage
Date: Mon, 09 May 2011 14:00
Date: Mon, 09 May 2011 14:00
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In the SEND TEXT options of the Nokia, I've never used the SEND TEXT AS EMAIL option. I hesitate to try it in case I get price shock in the next bill, and I've never seen anyone talk about the facility. Is it functional on most networks? Can it be expected "to just work" out of the box, or does it need to set up for the particular network or provider? Is it the same cost as a standard SMS? Always? Does the email address get counted in the 160 chars? Is delivery likely to be more reliable than sending the message as an SMS to an overseas destination? I figure that once the message hits the internet, it stands an excellent chance of being delivered, whereas SMS seems to require a myriad of individual network agreements and two-way SMS between specific phones is far from guaranteed. Thanks.
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