For years and years I've been using emails sent to [email protected] to
send network alerts to my cellphone. Recently it seems that has started
randomly rate limiting me, thereby delaying alerts for several hours. Smtp
delivery to vtext.com is just deferred with a random error message. I was
wondering how others are getting notifications to their mobile device. I could
use 10DLC via my voip carrier, but that comes with its own whole set of
regulations and possible fines when used for A2P. Verizon has an 'enterprise
messaging'
https://www.verizon.com/business/products/voice-collaboration/business-sms-solutions/
that says it is a direct replacement for vtext, but there is no pricing, so
I'm guessing it's expensive.
I like the email gateway since I send each alert from a unique email address
for that device, so on my phone in my messaging app, they are all nicely
threaded by device. Makes it really easy to track UPS statuses as a storm
rolls through and power is flashing. Is there a similar application that would
provide real-time alerting without breaking the bank?
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