Comment on E-mail anyone via their phone numberComments−emeraldd13ySo, does this actually do anything? I've tried twice and not seen anything on the phone end . . . .−Firehed13yBlocked the email-to-SMS gateway at your carrier? I did that years ago since I don't pay for unlimited SMS (which I consider a massive scam) and don't want to get dinged because I get charged for inbound (also a massive scam, thanks US carriers).−davewasthere13yYou get charged for inbound?I've had mobiles in some 15+ countries and that's the first I've heard of being charged for inbound texts. Definitely a rip!−Firehed13yYes - all major US carries do this as far as I know. AT&T and Verizon for sure (unless you pay $30/month for unlimited SMS)−atteOP13yIt only works with U.S. mobile phone numbers right now, sorry!−emeraldd13yUmm, I'm in the U.S. Texas to be specific with a U.S. Phone number.Just sent an email to the connect email address with more details.
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So, does this actually do anything? I've tried twice and not seen anything on the phone end . . . .
Blocked the email-to-SMS gateway at your carrier? I did that years ago since I don't pay for unlimited SMS (which I consider a massive scam) and don't want to get dinged because I get charged for inbound (also a massive scam, thanks US carriers).
You get charged for inbound?
I've had mobiles in some 15+ countries and that's the first I've heard of being charged for inbound texts. Definitely a rip!
Yes - all major US carries do this as far as I know. AT&T and Verizon for sure (unless you pay $30/month for unlimited SMS)
It only works with U.S. mobile phone numbers right now, sorry!
Umm, I'm in the U.S. Texas to be specific with a U.S. Phone number.
Just sent an email to the connect email address with more details.