Comments on: Keep your cell phone happy with email http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/ CRT's communications Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:59:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Send Emails to Your Cell Phone | Answering Service Blog | American Inbound http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-71553 Send Emails to Your Cell Phone | Answering Service Blog | American Inbound Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:31:36 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-71553 [...] Blog.realitors.org posted a nice table showing the hosts that you would use for each provided. [...] [...] Blog.realitors.org posted a nice table showing the hosts that you would use for each provided. [...]

]]> By: Lewis http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-36235 Lewis Thu, 23 Aug 2007 14:43:24 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-36235 This is a very interesting feature... Would I be able to send my phone attachments like this...? Such as maby... ringtones or pictures? This is a very interesting feature… Would I be able to send my phone attachments like this…? Such as maby… ringtones or pictures?

]]> By: Samantha http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-31049 Samantha Tue, 26 Jun 2007 02:11:57 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-31049 Thanks so much for the information. It was extremely helpful. I am a traveling nurse so it comes in handy at times. Thanks again! Thanks so much for the information. It was extremely helpful. I am a traveling nurse so it comes in handy at times. Thanks again!

]]> By: Samantha http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-25282 Samantha Sun, 25 Mar 2007 17:15:32 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-25282 Please send the instructions if they are available for sending email to a cell phone.Just basic stuff. Please send the instructions if they are available for sending email to a cell phone.Just basic stuff.

]]> By: Greg Chamberlin http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-25000 Greg Chamberlin Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:43:30 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-25000 Am extension of this functionality is Teleflip. You can send an e-mail to just about any cell phone even if you do not know the recipient's carrier. From your e-mail client, send the message to 2135551212@teleflip.com where 2135551212 is the complete cell phone number. The e-mail then shows up as a text message on the cell phone. Remember, cell phone carriers may (will) charge for text messages. There are also size limits on text messages - typically 160 characters. Teleflip's web site (www.teleflip.com) says they are about to launch a new service, but at the bottom of the page, it says that their original service is still available to existing customers. When this service originally came out, they gave you something like 200 free messages sent out a month from a given e-mail address. After that, you had to sign up for a monthly plan. I just tried it from several e-mail addresses and clients and it still is working great. This can be a great service for sending short e-mail messages out to a group of people who may be using different cell phone carriers or if you don't know who the carrier is. I don't have any thing to do with teleflip, except for being a satisfied user. Am extension of this functionality is Teleflip. You can send an e-mail to just about any cell phone even if you do not know the recipient’s carrier. From your e-mail client, send the message to 2135551212@teleflip.com where 2135551212 is the complete cell phone number. The e-mail then shows up as a text message on the cell phone. Remember, cell phone carriers may (will) charge for text messages. There are also size limits on text messages - typically 160 characters.

Teleflip’s web site (www.teleflip.com) says they are about to launch a new service, but at the bottom of the page, it says that their original service is still available to existing customers. When this service originally came out, they gave you something like 200 free messages sent out a month from a given e-mail address. After that, you had to sign up for a monthly plan. I just tried it from several e-mail addresses and clients and it still is working great.

This can be a great service for sending short e-mail messages out to a group of people who may be using different cell phone carriers or if you don’t know who the carrier is. I don’t have any thing to do with teleflip, except for being a satisfied user.

]]> By: Steve Castaneda http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-24976 Steve Castaneda Mon, 12 Mar 2007 20:57:07 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-24976 This is a great idea, Chris! I was familiar with having emails sent to your cell phone, but filtering locally important messages for remote notification is a new approach and can be quite useful. This is a great idea, Chris! I was familiar with having emails sent to your cell phone, but filtering locally important messages for remote notification is a new approach and can be quite useful.

]]> By: Technology For Agents » Using Your Cell Phone for Email http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-24975 Technology For Agents » Using Your Cell Phone for Email Mon, 12 Mar 2007 20:53:32 +0000 http://blog.realtors.org/crt/2007/03/12/keep-your-cell-phone-happy-with-email/#comment-24975 [...] Very information indeed, Chris!  Read up here. [...] [...] Very information indeed, Chris!  Read up here. [...]

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