Commercial SMS Gateway Providers

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Here are a couple of SMS Gateway providers - they offer a few different services - email to sms, web sms, sms api to build into your own system. Prepaid or plan style pricing systems available...

Message Net
Esendex
SMS Global

Forum post you may find useful on SMS Gateway options...
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  1. AnonymousDecember 17, 2008 at 10:20 AM

    Thanks Lorna, SMS Global looks like a pretty good deal.

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  2. ChrisDecember 20, 2008 at 8:14 AM

    Hi Lorna, thanks for that, but you've got two oranges and one banana - SMS Global use off shore gateways to deliver your messages, where as Esendex and Message Net use local gateways.

    If you look at just the cost of the message then that one thing, if you want the message to get there, get there in a reasonable time and with the right time stamped on the message, then you would look at using a company that has direct connections to local networks.

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