SMS with node red for FREE

[Lestat De la Morte]

This title sounds like an add i must admit but for whom who don't know there's a way to send emails for free from node Red or any email account, you only have to know the operator (phone company) of the number to wich you want to send a message and look on the web what is you have to include in the email.

For example in Canada:

Bell Mobility and Solo Mobile
XXXXX...@txt.bell.ca

Fido
XXXXX...@fido.ca

Koodo Mobility
XXXXX...@msg.koodomobile.com

Rogers
XXXXX...@pcs.rogers.com

TELUS Mobility
XXXXX...@msg.telus.com

Virgin Mobility
XXXXX...@vmobile.ca

Soooo just configure you email credentials with the email node and send a payload with your message and the subject in topic.

Enjoy.

[Julian Knight]

Thanks for that reminder, yes I think a lot of people didn't know that or had forgotten. May not always be quite as reliable as one of the SMS services though or quite as fast & of course you need to know what network your recipient is on. But yes, I've used that in the past.

[Librae]

Thanks for sharing!

Interesting stuff, I am one of those new to this way for SMS service.

May I know if it is available in Asia/China?

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