if i send a text message from my p.c. to a mobile phone will the person be able to send me one back?
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If their phone is capable of sending e-mail.
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Many cell providers offer an e-mail address for your phone.  But you usually are still limited to the 160 characters for SMS messenging.  Most are setup with the phone number as the beginning and the provider's special address like 9999991234@mobile.attmobile.net or whatever the address of your provider is.  Call your cell provider and ask.
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cell phones in general are able to sms worldwide, providing you have the right country code and local area codes. you can also use yahoo im through your cell, and icq im. keep in mind both yahoo and hotmail im, if you add the person's cell number to their contact info you have in your address book, you can sms/im them from the computer to their cell, and they can answer you back
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No. this is illegal, you can ask the cellphone owner to change the number and then use it.\nYou can report the cellphone is found by you to the owner and return it to him.
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U can visit atrochatro.com and send sms but it will allow you to send only one per for a particular no(i mean u can't send msgs again and again for a number)...\n\nOther than this sms.ac.in needs registration...anyway hope to get better answers..Good Luck
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if the person you want to text has sprint, you can use this link:\nhttp://messaging.sprintpcs.com/textmessaging/compose\n\nyou dont have to enter in a callback number with this link. i dont know if it will send a text to other mobile numbers, i never tried before.
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Most cell phone providers have a page on their Web site that allows you to enter a cell phone number and a message to send as an SMS. Many also provide their customers with an email address for their cell phone. I can't get much more specific than that without more information, as the exact details vary depending on the cell phone company.
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Either by sending an email if the receiver can receive emails with his/her mobile phone, or by sending an SMS using a Web site that offer this service. Search "send SMS" on "google.com" and you will find plenty of web sites. some of them offer the service for free and others for a fee. And most of them are limited to sending SMS messages to only a single country.\n\nFor example, to send for free an SMS from a PC to a mobile phone in\n\n*the UK, you can use:\nhttp://www.cbfsms.com\n*Germany: \nhttp://www.sms.de\n\nOne site for sending SMS messages to anyone in the world is:\nhttp://www.sms.ac/\n(I didn't test it)
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Try finding out who your friend has cell service with. Then go to that company's website. A lot of companies now have a page where you can type in a text message there and send it to a person's phone. I know NTelos and US Cellular do.
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Go to the service providers website, such as cingular.com  There will be a link to send a text message.  \n\nIt's a lot easier to type this way, too. \n\nCheers!
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Yes, you can do that!  Contact your cell phone provider and they can tell you how to do if your not sure how!
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(number)@tmomail.net\n\nhttp://www.garnetchaney.com/net_research/how_to_send_text_message_to_a_mobile_phone.html
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search for ( SEND FREE SMS TO EGYPT ), If it does not work then send it from your mobile :)
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sure..use Yahoo Messenger.  First check if your mobile and your mobile service provider is supported by yahoo.  you can send from pc upto 3 sms daily.  if a person wants to reply from mobile, he will have to pay a nominal fee :)
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It depends on what kind of provider they have. I know that verizon loses quite a bit of im's when their users are mobile. Also it depends on if they are using a downloaded application, or just logging into the web to access their messages.
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yes you can! try this www.sms.ac
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You can just go to the receiver's service provider's web site.\n\nSprint:http://messaging.sprintpcs.com/textmessaging/compose;jsessionid=De9A1fFE98abLg92a3kqXONaTdN1lUGwdeGl4UgcoobhByK8tecV!-1489168660!182751426!5070!7002\n\nT-Mobile:https://wmg.tmomail.net/customer_site/jsp/messaging_lo.jsp\n\nVerizon:https://www.vtext.com/customer_site/jsp/messaging_lo.jsp\n\nCingular:http://www.cingularme.com/do/public?l=en-US&v=cingular