Can I send a regular e-mail as a text message to someone's cell phone?
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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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You can't send someone a text thought you e-mail per se, but you can go to a website like http://www.textyourbuddy.com, type in the reciever's number and message and it will cost you nothing!
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To send an SMS to a mobile go to your service provider's web site. They usually give you a certain number of free texts a month. Alternatively, get your friend to register their mobile on a messenging service like Yahoo Messenger or MSN Messenger. Then you can send messages to their mobile device instead of their computer.
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On Yahoo! Messanger you would go to the top of the window & click on the cell phone. but if you want to send an e-mail that depends on what network you use, you could try typing in your phone number as if you were sending a regulard txt.
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It doesnt matter at all. E-mail is not like phones with local or international calls. You can send email to anybody anywhere around the globe as long as you have its email address.
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Here is the link to send messages from a computer to a cingular phone:\n\nhttp://www.cingularme.com/do/public?l=en-US&v=cingular
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go to mobile.yahoo.com and they let you text to cell phones
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You know their are some free and paid services, that provide email to sms service, and vice versa.\nHere are some link try yourself now...\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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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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Depends on the cellphone service provider.  For instance, at Verizon Wireless all cellphone numbers have an email address of ##########@vztext.com\n\nSo simply send an email to the appropriate address.  In Linux, use sendmail.\n\nFrom windows command prompte?  You'll have to find a command line email client.  They're out there, but it might take some looking.
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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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go here:\n\nhttp://mobile.yahoo.com/\n\nOn the right hand side there is a place to send text messages.
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I believe AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, and Gmail all allow you to set up alerts that send a text msg to your cell phone. But if you IM those programs will send u alerts also. I use a program called Trillian that combines AIM, MSN, Yahoo, and ICQ and that pops up a msg on my screen when I get an email.
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You can either go to the site (sprint.com, cingular.com, etc.) and they have a place to send text messages to a phone number.  OR, if you know the text message or email address of the phone, you can do that directly from your email.  Usually it is phone#@provider  (IE  1234567890@sprintpcs.com).\n\nHope that helps.
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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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not sure, but this works:\n\n http://mobile.yahoo.com/sms/sendsms
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you dont need there e-mail, just go to this site, you can text them for free from here\n\nhttp://www.sprint.com/