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I recently found out that you can send an email to a mobile number (e.g: [number]@[provider].com) for free in a lot of countries which is cool!
Unfortunately I live in Australia and my mobile provider doesn’t allow free Email to SMS so I can’t test it at present.
Has anyone worked with this sort of thing before? In an email there is a subject and a message. Do both of these get translated into the SMS or is it just the subject or message?
Thanks for your help!
It works for most carriers in Canada and USA that I have tested. Subject isn’t passed, only the message and on some carriers / phones the “Sender” shows the email it came from and on others it just shows a random string of characters. Usually this makes replying not possible as well as telling where the message came from.