How To Address A Message To Other Wireless Devices - 2 Way Gadgets

How To Address A Message To Other Wireless Devices

How to address a message to:

Another 2wayGadgets Two-way Device
An Internet E-mail Address
A Word, Advanced Word or Two-way Device on another Carrier
A text-enable cell phone

To address a message to a 2 way Gadgets Two-way Word Device:

Simply use the 10-digit-phone number. In some Two-way devices, the address is called a PIN.

If a non-2 way Gadgets device wants to send a message to you, your e-mail address is:
- Your 10digitphonenumber@my2way.com or your vanityname@my2way.com
- Your 10digitphonenumber@airmessage.net or your vanity.name@airmesage.net

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To address a message to an Internet Email Address:

Addressing a message to someone's email is no different than the address you would use from your desktop computer. Simply enter the person's address into your 2way device as an email address.

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To address a message to any Word, Advanced Word or Two-way Device on another network:

Enter the address in your 2 way Gadgets Two-way Device as an e-mail address. Use the chart below to look up the carrier for the device if you do not know the e-mail address. (If you cannot successfully get a message to a device, you may need to ask the other person to determine the e-mail address for his or her device. For many carriers, the address is not easily known.)

In the paging industry, some devices have a PIN that is a distinct number different from the telephone number, and yet is part of the e-mail address. vIn these cases, you will need to ask the other person for his or her PIN before you can establish the e-mail address for their device.

Wireless Data Carrier	Device Email Address
AllTel	10digitphonenumber@message.alltel.com
Ameritech/SBC Paging	1way = 10digitphonenumber@paging.acswireless.com 2way = 10digitphonenumber@airmessage.net
Arch	1way = 10digitphonenumber@archwireless.com 2way = 7 or 10digitPIN@archwireless.net
AT&T Wireless	Blackberry or SMS = username@mobile.att.net or 10digitphonenumber@mobile.att.net The address(es) are case sensitive and must be in lower case letters.
Cingular Wireless	Blackberry or SMS = 10digitnumber@mobile.mycingular.net
Metrocall	1way = 10digitphonenumber@page.metrocall.com 2way = 10digitphonenumber@My2Way.com 1way = 7digitPIN@pagemart.net 1.5way/2way = 10digitphonenumber@airmessage.net
Motient	2way = username@2way.net
Nextel	Phone = 10digitphonenumber@messaging.nextel.com
Qwest	10digitphonenumber@qwestmp.com
SkyTel	1way and 2way = 7digitPIN@skytel.com
Sprint PCS	Phone = 10digitphonenumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com
TMobile	10digitphonenumber@tmomail.net
US Cellular	10digitphonenumber@email.uscc.net
Verizon Wireless Cellular	10digitphonenumber@vtext.com
Verizon Wireless Messaging	1way = 10digitphonenumber@pager.myairmail.com 2way = 10digitphonenumber@myairmail.com
*Note to Carriers:* To update or correct this list please send an email to: techsupport@2waygadgets.com

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SMS Text Messaging – New from 2WayGadgets.Com

With SMS It’s Never Been Easier to Stay in Touch.

With 2WayGadgets.Com’ new Short Messaging Services (SMS), you can send and receive any text message up to 160 characters with your 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless device.

Topics: Eligibility | Instructions | Pricing | Participating Carriers

Who is Eligible to Use 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless SMS?

Receive an SMS*

Alphanumeric pagers with 10 digit numbers

Two-way pagers with 10 digit numbers

Send an SMS*

Two-way pagers with 10 digit numbers

*2WayGadgets.Com SMS requires that you have a 10-digit, toll-free Personal Access Number. If you currently do not have a Personal Access Number, please contact 2WayGadgets.com for additional information.

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It’s Easy to Send an SMS!

Sending an SMS from your 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless device couldn’t be easier. Just follow these easy instructions and you’ll be in touch in moments!

Device	Address Book	One Time Address
Motorola T900 & Unication P900	Go to the Address Book Select New Entry Type in a unique name Use the Wireless Address type with the following format: SMS: number Save the new entry	Go to Send a Message Choose Select Address Use the Wireless Address type with the following format: SMS: number Write the message context and send it
Motorola P935	Go to Contacts Select New Contact Fill out the Basic Information To edit the Messaging Device tab, use the following format: SMS: number Save the new entry	Go to Write a New Message Type in the message context Select Choose Recipients Select One-Time Address Use Two Way as the Device Type, and use the following format: SMS: number Send the message
PerComm E80	Go to the Address Book Select Menu - New Contact Type in a unique name Use the Wireless Address type with the following format: SMS: number Select Menu – Save	Go to Send a Message Select Menu - Manual Entry Type in the address. Use the following format: SMS: number Write the message context and send it

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Pricing

Receiving SMS messages is always FREE with 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless.* For just a small $3 monthly fee added to your 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless monthly service plan, you can send unlimited domestic and international SMS messages from your 2WayGadgets.Com Wireless device.

*SMS messages count against message/character limits.

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Participating Carriers

Airadigm
Airlink
ALLTEL
Amica
AT&T Wireless
Bell Mobility
Blackfoot
Cell One Dobson
Cell One West
Cellular 2000 – MN
Cellular South Telepark
Cellular XL – Cell One MS
Centennial
Cincinnati Bell
Cingular Wireless
Conestoga
Eatel
Edge Wireless
Farmers – AL
Hickory Tech – Cell One Mankato
Horizon
Inland Cellular
Iowa Wireless
Leap Wireless / Cricket
MACtel
MicroCell
Mid-Missouri Cellular
Midwest Wireless
MobilFone
Nextel
North Alabama Cellular
NPI Wireless
Ntelos – CFW
Numerex
PCS One
Pine Belt – BCP
Pioneer/Enid
Plateau Cellular
PrimeCo
Public Service Cellular
Qwest – US West
RCC
RCS
Rogers AT & T
SkyTel
South Central Utah
Southwest
Sprint PCS
Telecorp PCS
Telus
T-Mobile US
US Cellular
US Cellular
US Unwired
Verizon Wireless
Via Wireless – Sprint
West Central
Western Wireless –
Cell One West

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