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Carrier Mask SMS Address Media Message Message Carrier Mask SMS Address Media Length Notes 3 River Wireless sms.3rivers.net 7-11 Speakout (USA GSM) [email protected] ACS Wireless paging.acswireless.com Advantage Communications advantagepaging.com Airtel (Karnataka, India) [email protected] Airtel Wireless (Montana, USA) [email protected] Airtouch Pagers airtouch.net Airtouch Pagers airtouchpaging.com Airtouch Pagers alphapage.airtouch.com Airtouch Pagers myairmail.com Alaska Communications Systems [email protected] Alltel message.alltel.com Alltel PCS message.alltel.com 300 AlphaNow alphanow.net AlphNow [email protected] American Messaging page.americanmessaging.net American Messaging (SBC/Ameritech) page.americanmessaging.net Ameritech Clearpath clearpath.acswireless.com Ameritech Paging paging.acswireless.com Ameritech Paging (see also American Messaging) pageapi.com Ameritech Paging (see also American Messaging) paging.acswireless.com @mms.att.net Andhra Pradesh Airtel airtelap.com Aql [email protected] Arch Pagers (PageNet) archwireless.net Arch Pagers (PageNet) epage.arch.com AT&T mobile.att.net AT&T txt.att.net AT&T Enterprise Paging [email protected] AT&T Free2Go mmode.com 160 AT&T PCS mobile.att.net AT&T Pocketnet PCS dpcs.mobile.att.net BeeLine GSM sms.beemail.ru Beepwear beepwear.net Bell Atlantic message.bam.com Bell Canada bellmobility.ca Bell Canada txt.bellmobility.ca Bell Mobility txt.bellmobility.ca Bell Mobility & Solo Mobile (Canada) [email protected] Bell Mobility (Canada) txt.bell.ca Bell South bellsouth.cl Bell South blsdcs.net Bell South sms.bellsouth.com Bell South wireless.bellsouth.com Bell South (Blackberry) bellsouthtips.com Bell South Mobility blsdcs.net BigRedGiant Mobile Solutions [email protected] Blue Sky Frog blueskyfrog.com Bluegrass Cellular sms.bluecell.com Boost myboostmobile.com Boost Mobile myboostmobile.com 500 BPL Mobile bplmobile.com BPL Mobile (Mumbai, India) [email protected] Carolina Mobile Communications cmcpaging.com Carolina West Wireless cwwsms.com Cellular One cell1.textmsg.com Cellular One cellularone.textmsg.com Cellular One cellularone.txtmsg.com Cellular One message.cellone-sf.com Cellular One mobile.celloneusa.com Cellular One sbcemail.com Cellular One (Dobson) [email protected] Cellular One (East Coast) phone.cellone.net Cellular One (South West) swmsg.com Cellular One (West) mycellone.com Cellular One East Coast phone.cellone.net Cellular One PCS paging.cellone-sf.com Cellular One South West swmsg.com Cellular One West mycellone.com Cellular South csouth1.com Centennial Wireless cwemail.com Centennial Wireless [email protected] Central Vermont Communications cvcpaging.com CenturyTel messaging.centurytel.net CenturyTel messaging.centurytel.net mms.mycricket.com Chennai RPG Cellular rpgmail.net Chennai Skycell / Airtel airtelchennai.com Cincinnati Bell gocbw.com Cincinnati Bell Wireless gocbw.com Cingular cingularme.com Cingular mms.cingularme.com Cingular mycingular.com Cingular mycingular.net Cingular page.cingular.com Cingular (GoPhone prepaid) [email protected] (SMS) Cingular (Now AT&T) txt.att.net Cingular (Postpaid) [email protected] Cingular Wireless mobile.mycingular.com Cingular Wireless mobile.mycingular.net Cingular Wireless mycingular.textmsg.com Claro (Brasil) [email protected] Claro (Nicaragua) [email protected] Clearnet msg.clearnet.com Comcast comcastpcs.textmsg.com Comcel [email protected] Communication Specialist Companies [email protected] Communication Specialists [email protected] Communication Specialists pageme.comspeco.net Comviq sms.comviq.se Cook Paging cookmail.com Corr Wireless Communications corrwireless.net Cricket [email protected] (SMS) Cricket Wireless sms.mycricket.com CTI [email protected] Delhi Aritel airtelmail.com Delhi Hutch delhi.hutch.co.in Digi-Page / Page Kansas page.hit.net Dobson mobile.dobson.net Dobson Cellular Systems mobile.dobson.net Dobson-Alex Wireless / Dobson-Cellular One mobile.cellularone.com DT T-Mobile t-mobile-sms.de Dutchtone / Orange-NL sms.orange.nl Edge Wireless sms.edgewireless.com EMT sms.emt.ee Emtel (Mauritius) [email protected] Escotel escotelmobile.com Fido fido.ca Fido (Canada) [email protected] Gabriel Wireless epage.gabrielwireless.com Galaxy Corporation sendabeep.net GCS Paging webpager.us General Communications Inc. [email protected] German T-Mobile t-mobile-sms.de Globalstar (satellite) [email protected] Goa BPLMobil bplmobile.com Golden Telecom sms.goldentele.com GrayLink / Porta-Phone epage.porta-phone.com GTE airmessage.net GTE gte.pagegate.net GTE messagealert.com Gujarat Celforce celforce.com Helio messaging.sprintpcs.com Helio [email protected] Houston Cellular text.houstoncellular.net i wireless [email protected] Idea Cellular ideacellular.net Illinois Valley Cellular ivctext.com Illinois Valley Cellular [email protected] Indiana Paging Co inlandlink.com Infopage Systems page.infopagesystems.com Infopage Systems [email protected] Inland Cellular Telephone inlandlink.com Iridium (satellite) [email protected] Iusacell [email protected] JSM Tele-Page jsmtel.com JSM Tele-Page [email protected] Kerala Escotel escotelmobile.com Kolkata Airtel airtelkol.com Koodo Mobile (Canada) [email protected] Kyivstar smsmail.lmt.lv Lauttamus Communication e-page.net LMT smsmail.lmt.lv LMT (Latvia) [email protected] Maharashtra BPL Mobile bplmobile.com Maharashtra Idea Cellular ideacellular.net Manitoba Telecom Systems text.mtsmobility.com MCI pagemci.com MCI Phone mci.com Mero Mobile (Nepal) [email protected] Meteor mymeteor.ie Meteor sms.mymeteor.ie Meteor (Ireland) [email protected] Metro PCS metropcs.sms.us Metro PCS mymetropcs.com Metro PCS mymetropcs.com, metropcs.sms.us Metrocall page.metrocall.com 200 Metrocall 2-way my2way.com MetroPCS [email protected] Microcell fido.ca Midwest Wireless clearlydigital.com MiWorld m1.com.sg Mobilcomm mobilecomm.net Mobilecom PA page.mobilcom.net Mobilecomm mobilecomm.net Mobileone m1.com.sg Mobilfone page.mobilfone.com Mobility Bermuda ml.bm MobiPCS (Hawaii only) [email protected] Mobistar Belgium mobistar.be Mobitel (Sri Lanka) [email protected] Mobitel Tanzania sms.co.tz Mobtel Srbija mobtel.co.yu Morris Wireless beepone.net Motient isp.com Movicom (Argentina) [email protected] Movistar correo.movistar.net Movistar (Colombia) [email protected] MTN (South Africa) [email protected] MTS text.mtsmobility.com MTS (Canada) [email protected] Mumbai BPL Mobile bplmobile.com Mumbai Orange orangemail.co.in NBTel wirefree.informe.ca Netcom sms.netcom.no Nextel messaging.nextel.com 140 Nextel nextel.com.br Nextel page.nextel.com Nextel (Argentina) [email protected] Nextel (United States) [email protected] Northeast Paging pager.ucom.com NPI Wireless npiwireless.com Ntelos pcs.ntelos.com O2 o2.co.uk O2 o2imail.co.uk O2 (M-mail) mmail.co.uk Omnipoint omnipoint.com Omnipoint omnipointpcs.com One Connect Austria onemail.at OnlineBeep onlinebeep.net Optus Mobile optusmobile.com.au Orange orange.net Orange - NL / Dutchtone sms.orange.nl Orange Mumbai orangemail.co.in Orange NL / Dutchtone sms.orange.nl Orange Polska (Poland) [email protected] Oskar mujoskar.cz P&T Luxembourg sms.luxgsm.lu Pacific Bell pacbellpcs.net PageMart [email protected] PageMart Advanced /2way airmessage.net PageMart Canada pmcl.net PageNet Canada e.pagenet.ca PageNet Canada pagegate.pagenet.ca PageOne NorthWest page1nw.com PCS One pcsone.net Personal (Argentina) [email protected] Personal Communication [email protected] (number in subject line) Personal Communication [email protected] (put the number in the subject line) Pioneer / Enid Cellular msg.pioneerenidcellular.com Plus GSM (Poland) [email protected] PlusGSM text.plusgsm.pl Pondicherry BPL Mobile bplmobile.com Powertel voicestream.net President’s Choice (Canada) [email protected] President's Choice txt.bell.ca Price Communications mobilecell1se.com Primeco email.uscc.net Primtel sms.primtel.ru ProPage [email protected] Public Service Cellular sms.pscel.com Qualcomm [email protected] Qwest [email protected] Qwest qwestmp.com RAM Page ram-page.com Rogers pcs.rogers.com Rogers (Canada) [email protected] Rogers AT&T Wireless pcs.rogers.com Rogers Canada pcs.rogers.com Safaricom safaricomsms.com Sasktel (Canada) [email protected] Satelindo GSM satelindogsm.com Satellink [email protected] Satellink satellink.net SBC Ameritech Paging paging.acswireless.com SBC Ameritech Paging (see also American Messaging) paging.acswireless.com SCS-900 [email protected] SCS-900 scs-900.ru Setar Mobile email (Aruba) [email protected] SFR France sfr.fr Simple Freedom text.simplefreedom.net Skytel Pagers [email protected] Skytel Pagers email.skytel.com SL Interactive (Australia) [email protected] Smart Telecom mysmart.mymobile.ph Solo Mobile txt.bell.ca Southern LINC page.southernlinc.com Southwestern Bell email.swbw.com Sprint cingularme.com, messaging.sprintpcs.com Sprint messaging.sprintpcs.com Sprint sprintpaging.com Sprint PCS messaging.sprintpcs.com 160 ST Paging [email protected] Sumcom tms.suncom.com Suncom [email protected] SunCom suncom1.com Suncom tms.suncom.com Sunrise Mobile freesurf.ch Sunrise Mobile mysunrise.ch Sunrise Mobile swmsg.com Surewest Communicaitons mobile.surewest.com Surewest Communications freesurf.ch Swisscom bluewin.ch Tamil Nadu BPL Mobile bplmobile.com
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