I have finaly again been able to send an e-mail from a pc to a AIS mobile phone with the following adress structure :

[email protected]

Note that the country code (66) is not part of the adress anymore

Can this be done with DTAC too?

Can this be done with DTAC too?

Have never tried to/from DTAC

Anybody knows if it is possible to send pictures to a mobile phone via MMS from a PC ?

What format and size has the picture to be ? (attachement or within the text ? JPEG or other format ?)

Thanks

Sorta, kinda, doesn't work for me...sent an email to my mobile, got an SMS in ~ 20 sec. tells me I have an MMS and to log in to my mobilelife account, do that, go to my MMS in-box and get:

500 Internal Server Error

mmsUserHandler:

java.lang.NullPointerException

or

OK

so maybe it works better for you? Maybe I need a more expensive phone?

Yahoo! Messenger with Voice is much easier to use, more reliable, delivers SMSes to 1-2-Call and DTAC recipients, can reply (to Yahoo Messenger). Or I send an SMS from my phone, or I use a paid service (via email, looks like it came from my phone), the latter two options cost ~ 4 baht per SMS.

FWIW, they've re-enabled the free service here http://www.mobilelife.co.th/mobilelife/t/main.htm or here if not logged in as a registered user:

http://www.mobilelife.co.th/mobilelife/t/v...e/sms/index.htm (but cannot get it to work?)

and it works much better, if logged in as a registered user. Sent a text message to my phone, I can read it, and it shows as coming from my mobile (if logged in to mobilelife).

For those trying to send SMS'es to 1-2-Call users just get them to register, or register for them, then log in and send them SMSes.

DTAC probably has a similar system, go poke around their websites, or use Yahoo! Messenger with voice.

DTAC is supposed to have somthing similar. My girlfriend has DTAC so I wanted to see if there was a way.

I have AIS and I tried using this email address. It only shows the first 38 characters of the subject line and nothing of the message contents. I guess that is the best it can do.

I have my MSN IM setup so people can send me off-line messages to my mobile but it seems to break apart large messages into 48 characters.

So it all kind of works.