How to Send FREE Text Messages

If you are still paying to send your friends text messages through your cell phone, you can do it for free just by sending that same text message from your e-mail account. All you need to know is your friend's service provider.



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Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• A computer and any e-mail account or a cellphone with a browser.

1. Just sign in to your e-mail account. Click on the 'compose a message' button.

2. 
    
   Type your SHORT message

   If your friend's phone number is [phone] and their cell phone service provider is Sprint, you would type in the 'send message' section: [e-mail]. Your friend will receive the message within seconds. Just try it and see.

3. Here are the other codes for other cell phone service providers. If you are not sure who your friend's service provider is, just try sending text messages to the all the major providers. Most people have either Sprint, TMobile, Verizon or AT&T. It won't cost you anything but time. Here, try these codes:
   
   T-Mobile: [e-mail]
   Virgin Mobile: [e-mail]
   Cingular: [e-mail]
   Sprint: [e-mail]
   Verizon: [e-mail]
   Nextel: [e-mail]
   AT&T: [e-mail]
   
   
   If you have a Web browser on your cell phone, you can send text messages from there as well. If you are paying to have the Internet on your cell phone, just send messages through the Web instead of paying for separate text messaging service.

Tips & Warnings

• If you have a Web browser on your cell phone, you can send text messages from there as well. If you are paying to have the Internet on your cell phone, just send messages through the Web instead of paying for separate text messaging service.
• The sender can send unlimited messages via e-mail for free. It may not be free for the receiver. But this is great. I use it all the time. DON'T SEND LONG MESSAGES. AND, NO ATTACHMENTS.

[a4gllc]

on 1/20/2010 YES!!! You just saved me $5 a month, $60 a year, well you get the picture. Thank you.

[itzaizmunaks]

on 9/4/2009 wow that;s cool

[starlet67]

on 3/14/2009 Thanks for sharing this!

[sametta]

on 2/16/2009 the person receiving the e-mail/text will pay the same regular price as a cell-to-cell text. it's no extra cost to the person you are sending to. if you are at home, send through your e-mail instead of your cell fone.

[sametta]

on 2/16/2009 the person receiving the e-mail/text will pay the same regular price as a cell-to-cell text. it's no extra cost to the person you are sending to. if you are at home, send through your e-mail instead of your cell fone.