07-23-2018 10:35 PM - edited 01-04-2022 06:31 PM
Help, please! Your phone's SMS "address" is your 10-digit number followed by your carrier's SMS gateway. Example if I were using Nextel, that would be my 10 digit number followed by [your number]@messaging.nextel.com. Could you please tell me about Public Mobile's?
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07-23-2018 11:52 PM
I was going to say the same thing [10 digit phone number]@msg.telus.com for sms and [10 digit number]@mms.mb.telus.com for mms.
07-23-2018 11:22 PM
Thanks! Interesting little switch on Telus' own version! My mom will appreciate it so much! Awesome!
07-23-2018 11:15 PM - edited 07-23-2018 11:18 PM
Hi @CherylKirby try;
[10digitnumber]@msg.telus.com
According to this thread that may work for you.
EDIT: I tested this and it works for me!
07-23-2018 11:09 PM
Sign in to Gmail on a computer at gmail.com
Click Compose to create a new message
Enter the phone number in the to: field (full 10 digit number for the US) followed by the SMS gateway listing (the “domain name” for the carrier). For example 1234567890@tmomail.net. Check out common Mail-to-SMS Gateway listings.
Write your message
Click Send and your SMS will be sent to the phone number you entered
07-23-2018 11:06 PM
I was using Nextel as an example. I used to use Telus and it was my number plus @msg.telus.com. "5555555555@msg.telus.com" That would allow my mother who has a computer but not a smartphone to send emails directly to my texts.
07-23-2018 10:41 PM
@CherylKirby, Not sure what you mean by SMS address. In order to receive a text message (SMS), the sender would simply send to your (Public Mobile) 10 digit phone number. Your example sounds like an email address that is provided by nextel.