Omar Adobati wrote: > On 7/17/06, Upayavira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Omar Adobati wrote: >> > My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real >> > cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod >> > idea? >> >> For low volumes, that can be done. You'd just use a serial port. There >> are various unix apps IIUC that can send SMSes. > > This is what I need just by now... I'm developing a software for a > thesis so at the moment I don't know a great amount of messages... I > just need a working prototipe. > >> >> > I really don't know SMPP, I'm now lloking for info about it on the >> > Internet... I'll tell you if I could use it. Do you suggest me to use >> > it? >> >> I use aql.com. they have http and smpp interfaces, and reasonable prices >> for small scale operations. >> > > Anyway, I'll take a look to that link :)
I think you'll find AQL simpler than hooking up a mobile phone. It is just a simple HTTP post, and you can buy messages in small quantities (100 IIRC). And if they cost £0.10 each, that'd be £10 (~=$20US). Regards, Upayavira
