Hi David, that is a typical task to involve an WASP. Have for example a look at E-Promotions (http://www.e-promotions.co.uk/) or Teleca (http://www.teleca.co.uk/). They can also offer the advantage to reach all networks (in a country or also in other countries) via one single connection. Operators often collect a base fee (including some SMS) which is so high that your service might become unattractively expensive.
And WASPs can offer peak treatment for example for votes in TV shows. A SLA with an operator may become even more expensive if you want to submit many messages in a short time frame ... Good luck! Bernd Mielke David Holland wrote: > > On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 06:22:46PM -0000, David Tully wrote: > > You don't necessarily need a direct connection to an SMSC for 1000 messages > > a week - you could always send via a mobile phone/modem. > > Yep, I'm quite comfortable with that method. However, the project I'm > looking at has a requirement for sending out a batch of messages in as > short a time as possible, and a GSM modem is a bit of a bottleneck > there. > > Cheers, > Dave > -- > :: David Holland :: Systems Manager :: 3G Lab :: +44 01223 478900 :: > "When we said that you needed to cut the wires for ultimate security, > we didn't mean that you should go wireless instead." -- Casper Dik -- It�s Radio-Time! wireless data in the web: http://www.dafu.de (German language only) Report on Premium SMS (175 pages) by Bernd Mielke http://www.mobilesms.com/report.asp?link=1
