On 12/15/2010 07:20 AM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Mallikarjun
<mallik.v.ar...@gmail.com <mailto:mallik.v.ar...@gmail.com>> wrote:
There are lot of free services like yahoo mail, through which can
send messages to many mobile phones.
pursuing the word "free" i checed out yahoo's "free" sms service and
the following are the terms of service.
By using the Yahoo! Messenger for SMS Service, you acknowledge and
agree that:
*(a) *your mobile phone number (MSISDN) will be used during the
transmission of text messages through the Yahoo! Messenger for SMS
Service,
*(b)* the cost of a normal SMS will be charged to your Hutch, RPG, or
Airtel phone (as the case may be) for each SMS sent from your mobile
phone number, as per the terms of subscription prescribed by your
cellphone service provider.
*(c) *you remain solely responsible for all content originated from
you and transmitted via the Yahoo! Messenger for SMS Service
("Content"), and you shall accordingly indemnify Yahoo! and Hutch,
RPG, and Airtel, against all third party claims relating to your
Content or your use of the Yahoo! Messenger SMS Service or due to your
act, negligence or omission, and
*(d) *neither Yahoo! nor Hutch, RPG, or Airtel will be liable for any
costs, loss or damage (whether direct or indirect), or for loss of
revenue, loss of profits or any consequential loss whatsoever as a
result of your using the Yahoo! Messenger for SMS Service.
**
which brings me back to why i would like to have more control over the
process, as far as i can see Yahoo is just providing the software one
still has to pay for sms costs and finally we also lose privacy
I agree with you when it comes to privacy issues.
Though I never read their terms. I have used quiet a number of time and
it was free of charge.
That was a bad suggestion of mine.
I am grad you got what you want.
ram
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