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Parellax 22:51:12 Mon Mar 13 2017 Offline posts Reply |
Thanks. I remember when you could simply put the phone number in the send to. Why did they have to make it more complicated?
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DUBB  12:09:14 Thu Mar 9 2017 Offline 1399 posts BBMG MASTER BLASTER +1000 Reply |
As I get old, and my hearing goes bad, I use my phone as little as possible, and I try to avoid voice calls entirely. I also hate texting on the damn thing, it takes me forever. My new favorite way to communicate is the SMS message. In short, it's how to send an email to a mobile phone as a text message. All mobiles have an email address, but they don't tell you about it. You have to figure it out for yourself. But here is the easiest way ever to determine the SMS address of any mobile phone:
http://www.freesmsgateway.info/ Now you can email moblile phones like I do, it's unbelievably convenient. I so prefer to text with my keyboard, I hate my phone. The email address you send from won't be able to be shown on the mobile you message, but the messages you send can be replied to anyway. So it also adds a layer of privacy, if you need it. Go to the site, enter your mobile own phone number, and send an email to that address, you'll get a text message in a moment. I added this as a drop down search engine in my browser, I use it so often.
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