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How to Mobile Message on MSN IM

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New technology can serve as a convenience once the user gets past any intimidation. MSN Messaging used to be just a way to keep in touch over the computer, but this convenient feature has now been added to a wide selection of wireless phone plans. Do not let the mobile message feature intimidate you. Allow it to change the way you keep in contact with business partners, friends and loved ones.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

    Send an MSN Mobile Message From a PC to a Cell Phone

  1. Step 1

    Download and open MSN Messenger version 7 or higher.

  2. Step 2

    Add a mobile contact to your account by entering the cell phone number you wish to message.

  3. Step 3

    Double-click your new contact's name or icon.

  4. Step 4

    Type your desired message and click "Send."

  5. Send and Receive MSN Mobile Messages on a Cell Phone

  6. Step 1

    Contact your wireless provider and confirm that you have an SMS plan. If you do not, add the service to your plan.

  7. Step 2

    Locate the MSN Messenger service on your phone. This will vary from phone to phone, but it is generally located on the menu under "Messaging" or "Web."

  8. Step 3

    Sign in using your usual MSN email and password.

  9. Step 4

    Add a quick contact by selecting "Add Contact" and entering the person's cell phone number or email address.

  10. Step 5

    Select any contact that is signed in (the icon will appear green instead of gray). This will lead you to a messaging screen.

  11. Step 6

    Type the message you wish to send and select the "Send" option.

  12. Step 7

    Wait for a reply to interact in a conversation.

Tips & Warnings
  • Each time a mobile message is sent or received, it counts as a separate SMS (MSN Message).
  • Various wireless providers allow messages from those who do not have this feature on their plan so they can charge steep prices per message.

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