Sorry, it is free to send messages. But the client, installed on the
device, costs money (one time charge). For a company, they do have a bulk
rate.
If I had seen that, I would not have posted the message. I ask forgiveness.
On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:25 AM, John McKown
john.archie.mck...@gmail.comwrote:
I realize that most of the people here are not likely to be interested.
But if, like me, you sometimes have problems getting timely SMS text
messages from a z/OS (or other) system, this free product might be of some
interest.
https://pushover.net/
The major problem is that all the messages go through _their_ server(s).
So, of course, this means don't use it for proprietary information or other
restricted information. It appears that you cannot host your own server to
do this.
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John McKown
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