Looking for free sms provider

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I am looking for free sms provider to integrate my .net application.

I tried way2sms,fullonsms but its not working with my .net application.

Posted 14-Oct-13 0:58am

rajeshkool

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Thanks7872 14-Oct-13 7:00am

Then ask them. This is the reason why tech support people are paid.

thatraja 14-Oct-13 7:12am

Not all gives you free things. They set some limitations on free versions. If you want full features then you have to buy the service.

prashantttt 14-Oct-13 7:47am

What are the limitations and how can I use Free Version???

thatraja 14-Oct-13 8:03am

Those 3rd party websites will give you those details, check thier website.

JasonMacD 14-Oct-13 15:46pm

Clocksworks and other similar providers have api's that you can use for SMS support. But as mentioned there is a cost clockworks charges $.03 per sms.

http://www.clockworksms.com/

ZurdoDev 14-Oct-13 17:15pm

Why aren't they working?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-14T11:24:00

As "SMS provider" would not have any value without the SMS-enabled communication networks behind it, you should really look at "SMS gateway":
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_gateway[^].

Normally, they serve for some fee, but some do it for free. You need to perform your own search, as I don't think we can promote any proprietary 3rd-party services here, even free-of-charge ones.

—SA