Does anyone know of a reliable way to swap sms messages (in thai language) between a computer and a thai mobile (09)?

I'm not worried whether it is free or paid, just has to be reliable both ways

I used to have a program to do this but lost it and don't remember

the name but try these sites.

http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2003/10/10/sms.html

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/free-sms-and-pc.html

http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3150-10440-0-2-0.html

http://www.textmagic.co.uk/magicmessage/

Hi

This is about the only reliable site that does FREE texts.

http://www.boltblue.co.uk/

Enjoy

Hi

This is about the only reliable site that does FREE texts.

http://www.boltblue.co.uk/

Enjoy 

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I can see no reference to sending SMS messages outside the UK on Boltblues SMS page.

I don't know about the Thai language element but www.ipipi.com works, is straightforward and as cheap as it gets, avoid www.sms.ac at all costs. (Or it will cost you).

Edited September 2, 200521 yr by spacebass

Which network would you like to send to? 09 is not good enough.

http://www.siamzone.com/mobile/sms.php

This one works just fine, its in Thai but easy to work out.

Put the number in the left hand box, then you name in the right.

fill in the text, then click the icon at the bottom to send.

(JUST MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR POP_UP BLOCKER TURNED ON)

Its Thai based and its FREE

Whenever I've tried to use that page, I get the message:

ระบบไม่สามารถส่งข้อความได้เลย ท่านอาจจะลองทดสอบดูได้ครับ

The system couldn't send your message...blah blah

Maybe it's just me?

ระบบไม่สามารถส่งข้อความได้เลย ท่านอาจจะลองทดสอบดูได้ครับ

No not just you,I get the same? What are we doing wrong?

As far as I know(I could be wrong) you can only send to contract or registered phones. That way the recipient can be charged for the SMS.

I doubt it works for any other network than AIS.

There are more reliable ways, but you need to do a little preparation..

Edited September 7, 200521 yr by valentinoxxx