Text via email [Published]

Katzenklavier · December 2010

Step 1: Find the recipient's carrier. Use this website to do that.

Step 2: Email the text to the correct address. This costs you $0.
Remember to keep the emails under 160char.

3 River Wireless
[email protected]
ACS Wireless
[email protected]
Alltel
[email protected]
AT&T
[email protected]
Bell Mobility/Bell Canada
[email protected]
[email protected]
Blue Sky Frog
[email protected]
Bluegrass Cellular
[email protected]
Boost Mobile
[email protected]
BPL Mobile
[email protected]
Carolina West Wireless
[email protected]
Cellular One
[email protected]
Cellular South
[email protected]
Centennial Wireless
[email protected]
CenturyTel
[email protected]
Cingular
[email protected]
Clearnet
[email protected]
Comcast
[email protected]
Corr Wireless Communications
[email protected]
Dobson
[email protected]
Edge Wireless
[email protected]
Fido
[email protected]
Golden Telecom
[email protected]
Helio
[email protected]
Houston Cellular
[email protected]
Idea Cellular
[email protected]
Illinois Valley Cellular
[email protected]
Inland Cellular Telephone
[email protected]
MCI
[email protected]
Metrocall
[email protected]
Metrocall 2-way
[email protected]
Metro PCS
[email protected]
Microcell
[email protected]
Midwest Wireless
[email protected]
Mobilcomm
[email protected]
MTS
[email protected]
Nextel
[email protected]
OnlineBeep
[email protected]
PCS One
[email protected]
President's Choice
[email protected]
Public Service Cellular
[email protected]
Qwest
[email protected]
Rogers AT&T Wireless
[email protected]
Rogers Canada
[email protected]
Satellink
[email protected]
Southwestern Bell
[email protected]
Sprint
[email protected]
Sumcom
[email protected]
Surewest Communicaitons
[email protected]
T-Mobile
[email protected]
Telus
[email protected]
Tracfone
[email protected]
Triton
[email protected]
Unicel
[email protected]
US Cellular
[email protected]
Solo Mobile
[email protected]
US West
[email protected]
Verizon
[email protected]
Virgin Mobile
[email protected]
Virgin Mobile Canada
[email protected]
West Central Wireless
[email protected]
Western Wireless
[email protected]

International Carriers

duuude · December 2010

Sweet I might try this with some of my friends that are long distance.

Mayberry · December 2010

A lot of carriers also have a webpage where you can send texts for free. Pretty much the same as what's posted here, except you don't have to use your email. Remember to type your name at the end of it so the recipient knows who's sent the message.

Dfg · December 2010

This is amazing. I need this to stalk[ talk ] ahem to people. We should have a sifferent dedicated thread for mobile phone numbers of hot chicks to fuck with.

*thinks*

Unknown · December 2010

You can use this guide to flood people's inboxes with so many texts that their phone just wont operate anymore. All you'll need is an email bomber, which I have posted here...

http://www.totse.info/bbs/showthread.php?t=5291&highlight=Email+Bomb

Katzenklavier · December 2010

Fun. Hey trx, what's your cell number?

Unknown · December 2010

Seriously though, use that PHP script. It works great, although it's not anonymous at all so I wouldn't recommend raiding with it.

blindbat · December 2010

hmm nice find subzscribz

AD2011 · January 2011

Can you find/post Australian services please?

What happens if they reply? Just goes to email?

The problem with this is that as people learn that they can get a expensive text message delivered for free that telco's will lose out on this scam and bump up the prices of everything else to recover their losses.

easy-e · January 2011

AD2011 wrote: »

What happens if they reply? Just goes to email?

The problem with this is that as people learn that they can get a expensive text message delivered for free that telco's will lose out on this scam and bump up the prices of everything else to recover their losses.

When they reply it just shows up as an e-mail. I'd recommend removing any signatures you have on your e-mail because they take up a huge amount of space.

Most people pay per text in and text out. So if I send a text it costs me 10 cents and it cost the recipient 10 cents. I have unlimited texts so it really doesn't matter.

I use this feature a lot. I'll be at lunch and get a call from a driver. I'll send myself a text to my work e-mail with the times or other information so I don't have to try to remember it. I'll also e-mail my phone an address for where I'm going to be headed so I don't have to write it down. I don't have a smart phone but an LG Dare

I picture message pictures from my phone to my e-mail all the time: [email protected] It's free as long as you have the picture messaging service.

Dfg · April 2011

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