You can also buy a gsm gateway that supports SMS rather than employing
bayhamsystems or the sort. Just checked prices and they charge $27.42 for 500
credits. Then, it takes 3 credits for a single SMS to Canada => $0.16/SMS.
Problem with a GSM gatway is with the terms of service that comes with your SIM
card. They might not like 1000 msgs a day but again they might have some
business service you can sign up for which will be cheaper than 16 cents.>
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 22:02:27 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]> CC: [email protected]> Subject: Re: [biz] SMS Gateway> > Mark Palser
wrote:> > I work for an airline pilots association and I'm looking to be able
to> > text a message to 3000 + cell phones ASAP should the need arises. What> >
would be the most cost effective/fastest way to deliver these messages?> > I
have a SQL driven bulk email system that currently has all of the> > pilots
info, that could be used for the cell phone #'s, cheers, Mark.> >> > > Check
out the fastsms.conf file in the asterisk dir (1.4)> > ; FastSMS configuration
file, used by> ; the fastsms app. This is where you configure> ; outbound sms
notifications> .......> ; These parameters are provided by Bayham Systems
Limited> ; See http://www.bayhamsystems.com/asterisk.html> > You may not need *
but you do need a system like Bayhams.> > regards,> > Drew> >
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