Is there some way to send text message faster? Like maybe by

LovingPerson wrote:

> Dear all:
>
> I would like to send my loved ones text messages. However, it
> takes extraoridinarily long to get to typing out my message. I was
> hoping there is maybe some place I can go on-line where the site would
> help me send text messages.

What takes so long? Accessing the on-line app to compose a message or
actually "typing" it out with your keyboard?

In the first case, just bookmark your own text sending page with
predefined email address and pulldown option list for canned
mesages.

If the second case, there nothing that with substitute for you actually
"typing" the text, unless you want a live operator to do that for you.

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You can sign up to SimStore and do this. We charge 20 australian cents
per message - thats about 15 US cents

You also get to back up you phone book online and very soon calendar and
other data over GPRS

Trial it for free for 10 days and get to send 2 messages for free

www.simstore.com

Hemant Shah wrote:
> In alt.cellular.sprintpcs Richie <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>You can easily send SMS messages to mobile phones using your computer. You
>>can send unlimited messages to any US and Canada number by sending an email
>>to: example [email protected] ([email protected])
>>
>>You won't get charged anything but the recipient may get changed the
>>regular fee to receive an SMS.
>>
>>There's no cost for the service. I used it all the time. Test it on you
>>own phone.
>
>
> Why use another provider when you can sent it directly to the phone at
> [email protected]
>
>
>
>>
>>
>>
>>"LovingPerson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]...
>>
>>>Dear all:
>>>
>>> I would like to send my loved ones text messages. However, it
>>>takes extraoridinarily long to get to typing out my message. I was
>>>hoping there is maybe some place I can go on-line where the site would
>>>help me send text messages. I am more than willing to pay the $0.10
>>>per message.
>>>
>>> If there isn't such a site, could one of you techies go invent
>>>one? Barring that, is there any other suggestions?
>>>
>>>sincerely. Dr. Moser.
>>
>>
>

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