My carrier (US Cellular) does not give unlimited texting (SMS) and MMS with the BB plan. I see no reason to text when I can send email to a phone for no cost. The problem is knowing the email address. I would like to suggest that folks with different carriers share the template for their email address on the phone. I know a few per below:

US CELLULAR
(for text)
(for MMS)

AT&T



I would like to know the template for Verizon, Tmobile and Alltel.

Thanks.
John

I apologize for this post, I see the info in the red messages above.
However it would help to get the templates for MMS messages too.

John

Wirelessly posted (phoobia?)

I think this info is available already.try googling it

Wirelessly posted (phoobia?)

I used to have it the list made a re emergence when the iPhone launched as it can't do MMS

T-Mobile
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ tmomail.net
Example:

Verizon Wireless
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ vtext.com
Example:

Rogers Wireless
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ pcs.rogers.com
Example:

Sprint PCS
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ messaging.sprintpcs.com
Example:

Cingular Wireless
Format: 1 + 10-digit cell phone number @ cingularme.com
Example:

AT&T PCS
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ mobile.att.net
Example:

Bell Atlantic
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ message.bam.com
Example:

Bell Mobility (Canada)
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ txt.bell.ca
Example:

Cellular One
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ mobile.celloneusa.com
Example:

Comcast
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ comcastpcs.textmsg.com
Example:

Fido
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ fido.ca
Example:

Telus
Format: 10-digit cell phone number @ msg.telus.com
Example:





Handy list. Another great and free service that doesn't require knowing the carrier is Teleflip. Check it out at https://www.teleflip.com/.


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I don't think those are all up to date. ATT for example is now
What would you google to get the mms addresses? That's primarily what is missing from this list.

I have them at work for many of the carriers

Ill gladly post tomorrow

check some of the iphone forums as the users of those devices have to use them to send picture messages

thats a great list, I used to have the 7100i and it only sent MMS so I had to do all my SMS through email

keep in mind...if you want to type an email to someone, but have it pop up on their phone as a text message...you will need to write it to their MMS phone address. for verizon, for example, if you type an entire email out and send it, anything after 160 characters will be cut off (no, it does not turn the email into an EMS). you will need to send it to their verizon MMS address which is or @vzpix.com or something like that. i forget. then it will turn your email into a MMS and you can fit up to about 320KB in the email. i doubt you would sent a plain text email more than 320KB worth.

just a suggestion...