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Appendix 3: Sending Notifications to a Mobile Device Using SDStatus

Using the email sending ability of SDStatus, you can configure email alerts to most mobile

devices that have wireless service provided by wireless carriers such as Verizon

®

, AT&T

®

,

Sprint

®

, and T-Mobile

®

(among many others).

Most mobile devices can receive text messages (officially called SMS messages) from an

external email address. Common settings for four of the largest carriers in North America

include the following:

Common SMS Email Addresses for Example Number (513) 555-1234

Wireless Carrier

Example SMS Email Address

Verizon

®

[email protected]

AT&T

®

[email protected]

Sprint

®

[email protected]

T-Mobile

®

[email protected]

These examples are for illustration only. SMS email addresses are subject to change. Visit the

carrier’s website or call the carrier to verify SMS email settings.


DISCLAIMER

SDStatus’s email sending capability can be used to send messages to any valid email address.

In order for messages to a phone to work correctly, multiple conditions must be met, including:

• Email server configuration must be correct.
• The wireless carrier must support sending of SMS messages or emails to a mobile

device.

• The mobile device must be able to receive SMS messages or emails.
• The mobile device receiving the message must have wireless service and must be

receiving an active wireless signal from the carrier. (If the device is out of range of the

carrier’s signal, the message will probably not be received.)

If SDStatus Service sends an email to a mobile device, charges may be assessed. Please contact

the wireless carrier to verify any charges before setting up emails to a mobile device.

SSi will try to assist with SMS email setup for SDStatus wherever possible. However, SSi is not

responsible for email server configuration, SMS charges, and SMS functionality of a phone or

wireless service.


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