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UreBesFrend · M
Try this, only works to a Cell phone, not a land line.
Step 1
Create a new e-mail message just as you normally would and compose a message.
Step 2
Write the recipient's 10-digit telephone number followed by the domain name of the carrier that they use, in the "To" section of the e-mail. For example if their phone number is 415-521-0325 and they have an account with AT&T it would look like this-4155210325@txt.att.net. Below is a list of domain names for common US carriersAlltel: cellnumber@message.alltel.comAT&T: cellnumber@txt.att.netCingular: cellnumber@cingularme.comMetro PCS: cellnumber@MyMetroPcs.comNextel: cellnumber@messaging.nextel.comPowertel: cellnumber@ptel.netSprint: cellnumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com|SunCom: cellnumber@tms.suncom.comT-Mobile: cellnumber@tmomail.netUS Cellular: cellnumber@email.uscc.netVerizon: cellnumber@vtext.comVirgin Mobile: cellnumber@vmobl.com
Step 3
Click send on your e-mail program and you are finished.
Step 1
Create a new e-mail message just as you normally would and compose a message.
Step 2
Write the recipient's 10-digit telephone number followed by the domain name of the carrier that they use, in the "To" section of the e-mail. For example if their phone number is 415-521-0325 and they have an account with AT&T it would look like this-4155210325@txt.att.net. Below is a list of domain names for common US carriersAlltel: cellnumber@message.alltel.comAT&T: cellnumber@txt.att.netCingular: cellnumber@cingularme.comMetro PCS: cellnumber@MyMetroPcs.comNextel: cellnumber@messaging.nextel.comPowertel: cellnumber@ptel.netSprint: cellnumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com|SunCom: cellnumber@tms.suncom.comT-Mobile: cellnumber@tmomail.netUS Cellular: cellnumber@email.uscc.netVerizon: cellnumber@vtext.comVirgin Mobile: cellnumber@vmobl.com
Step 3
Click send on your e-mail program and you are finished.
cycleman · 61-69, M
Thx but I haven't a clue to what his ph is connected with.
UreBesFrend · M
Send him an SMS to ask?
cycleman · 61-69, M
Well ... I can not do that, not paid for.
UreBesFrend · M
Sending a text message cost just a few cents, even if you didn't pay for it, assuming it works and you have a cell phone. :)