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scottwiebe
5 years agoNeighbour
Email to text/sms sender name
Email to text/sms messages used to always come in where the originating phone number was actually the sender email address in the message thread. Each email address would be a separate message thread...
- 5 years ago
There are a number of different means to send SMS from other than a cellphone. For instance, those sent through Koodo’s system arrive as MMS, while those through Telus’ arrive as SMS. There are (or were) text gateways which allowed one to enter a text to a user through a web page as well. Additionally, texts sent through VoIP suppliers (Fongo, etc.) may use other formats.
NFtoBC
Community Power User
5 years agoMy recollection is these messages came to me from (999]999-9999 for many years now. Possibly it depends on which interface the sender uses? I know Telus and Koodo each have different implementations of email to SMS, and can be used interchangeably by subscribers to either service.
- scottwiebe5 years agoNeighbour
Hey, thanks for the reply!
What do you mean by interface when you say "it depends on the interface that the sender uses"?
- NFtoBC5 years ago
Community Power User
There are a number of different means to send SMS from other than a cellphone. For instance, those sent through Koodo’s system arrive as MMS, while those through Telus’ arrive as SMS. There are (or were) text gateways which allowed one to enter a text to a user through a web page as well. Additionally, texts sent through VoIP suppliers (Fongo, etc.) may use other formats.