Cingular (your 10 digit mobile number)@cingularme.com
Nextel (your 10 digit mobile number)@messaging.nextel.com
Sprint (your 10 digit mobile number)@messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile (your 10 digit mobile number)@tmomail.net
Verizon (your 10 digit mobile number)@vtext.com or @vzwpix.com
Virgin Mobile (your 10 digit mobile number)@vmobl.com
its free to send, if the reciever has a text package, they just deduct from that.
there is also a service by Teleflip.com that allows you to send a text message to any US number for free by sending an email to areacode-number-number@teleflip.com, (ex. 858-232-6088@teleflip.com). Its Free for upto 5000 messages a month.
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Im guessing the e-mail adress aty the end of the phone is for e-mail use. Id rather have the message be a cell phone message. I’ve been using peekamo and it only requires a number and the message rather than the use of e-mail.
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