www.q-sms.org
They have a very robust sms gateway.
Thanks, I took a look at their pricing page and LOLed when I saw this...
Q-sms offers the cheapest price in Nigeria and one of the most competitive
globally...
The Nigeria mention makes them immediately suspect in my mind, but I suppose
.We sent SMS messages from my phone to his phone,
using the normal 'two thumbs and press 'send' method, and using his
web site to another phone. We pressed his enter key and my send
button together, and time after time, the web site would win.
He was sending a XML packet to the English
Wouldn't trust anything coming from that country, anywhere else in Africa yes,
Nigeria? No.
Matt.
On 12 Feb 2011, at 01:23, Chuka Anene anene.quor...@yahoo.com wrote:
www.q-sms.org
They have a very robust sms gateway.
Thanks, I took a look at their pricing page and LOLed when I saw
On 8/27/2010 2:25 AM, Justin Scott wrote:
Have you used them to send to mobile numbers on US carriers? A few places
I've spoken to have said that we would need to apply for our own short code
to send to US recipients, others have said we can send through theirs but
no you don't 100% need a
www.q-sms.org
They have a very robust sms gateway.
From: Justin Scott jscott-li...@gravityfree.com
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wed, August 25, 2010 7:29:21 PM
Subject: SMS messages
Any suggestions for SMS services/gateways to look at? We
www.q-sms.org
They have a very robust sms gateway.
Thanks, I took a look at their pricing page and LOLed when I saw this...
Q-sms offers the cheapest price in Nigeria and one of the most competitive
globally...
The Nigeria mention makes them immediately suspect in my mind, but I suppose
Any suggestions for SMS services/gateways to look at? We have a client that
is interested in sending SMS alerts to their users and would like to avoid
the carrier-specific sms e-mail addresses if possible.
-Justin
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Voxeo. They have been on an acquisition tear recently, picking up
Tropo and a couple others that I forget. As a result, they have a
pretty wide variety of plans and platforms of which one will likely
fit your needs. I use their traditional CCXML/VoiceXML platform for
outbound calling and they
1. How do I install the jar file on our server?
You need to upload the jar file to the server, and place it on ColdFusion's
classpath (/{cfroot}/lib/ will work).
2. The code you provided looks good and simple (which is what I'm looking
for!). Will it work with the OpenSMPP jar file, or
1. How do I install the jar file on our server?
You need to upload the jar file to the server, and place it on ColdFusion's
classpath (/{cfroot}/lib/ will work).
2. The code you provided looks good and simple (which is what I'm looking
for!). Will it work with the OpenSMPP jar file, or
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I have been doing this same thing with a product called TCPClient from
www.intrafoundation.com. this program is a COM Object which gives
Coldfusion the ability to communicate with all kids of TCP protocols.
The Cell Phone Providers have and operate
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Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 5:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: MX 6.1 and Sending SMS Messages
Dave,
Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway?
Currently we work
with OpenMarkets, which provides a java api that we leverage to send
SMS, PSMS, etc.
Rich, - I
Okay, before I go any further let me make it clear that our organization is
planning to upgrade to MX 7, but unfortunately, I have to get this
functionality working BEFORE that happens and WITH CF MX 6.1, so please don't
just respond with upgrade to MX 7 or CF 8). Our company tends to be 1
Dave,
Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway? Currently we work with
OpenMarkets, which provides a java api that we leverage to send SMS, PSMS,
etc.
Either using an API provided from your SMSC, or OpenSMPP (which I assume is
where you found SMPP.jar) will be rather easy. You need to
Dave,
Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway? Currently we work with
OpenMarkets, which provides a java api that we leverage to send SMS, PSMS,
etc.
Rich, - I work for a wireless company and we have our own SMS gateway, so the
answer to that question is yes - however, there is no API
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