Text Message Marketing Providers

Techono · 14th Nov 2011, 07:23 AM

Do these companies also work in Australia ?
Thanks

TycoonRob · 14th Nov 2011, 11:27 AM

I've looked at several providers, and over the last 4 months or so I actually signed up for full or demo accounts with a few different providers.

TextMarks - decent pricing, free white label solution. But they were basically a straight-up text messaging system, nothing fancy like contests, autoresponders, etc. Good shortcode - 41411.

YeeZ - pretty robust system with a lot of good features. The only reason I didn't stay with them is that they were long code and I wanted short code. If I decided that long code was the way I wanted to go, I would sign up with them again easily.

iZigg - I have access to the full backend system and it is pretty standard, boring, and frankly a little hard to use. If you're not an affiliate and pay almost $3K for an "agency" you still have to pay them $200/year for any keywords over 5, so that's a real bummer if you get even just a handful of clients since those keywords will run out quickly. Plus any company based on MLM usually overprices to pay out the matrix. Not recommended. Shortcode 90210. They pump that up as the greatest in the world, but much less memorable than many others.

Avid - I signed up with them and they have a great interface/system, lots of features, good pricing, a ton of support materials. Just run some numbers and you'll see that they are way more value for the cost than almost any other provider. At least from my research. Shortcode 72727 super easy to remember.

vinie81 · 16th Nov 2011, 10:04 AM

Hi Mo Goulet,

Just like razztecki ve been researching for a while now and still don't know who I am going with, I would not mind you sharing the two programs you use and help me move in the right direction.

Cheers

Vincent

cyberwizard · 16th Nov 2011, 01:07 PM

Does anyone know anything abt Boost Contact ?? They are an SMS in La USA.
Any info would be appreciated

joebio91 · 16th Nov 2011, 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by razztek

I've looked at several providers, and over the last 4 months or so I actually signed up for full or demo accounts with a few different providers.

TextMarks - decent pricing, free white label solution. But they were basically a straight-up text messaging system, nothing fancy like contests, autoresponders, etc. Good shortcode - 41411.

YeeZ - pretty robust system with a lot of good features. The only reason I didn't stay with them is that they were long code and I wanted short code. If I decided that long code was the way I wanted to go, I would sign up with them again easily.

iZigg - I have access to the full backend system and it is pretty standard, boring, and frankly a little hard to use. If you're not an affiliate and pay almost $3K for an "agency" you still have to pay them $200/year for any keywords over 5, so that's a real bummer if you get even just a handful of clients since those keywords will run out quickly. Plus any company based on MLM usually overprices to pay out the matrix. Not recommended. Shortcode 90210. They pump that up as the greatest in the world, but much less memorable than many others.

Avid - I signed up with them and they have a great interface/system, lots of features, good pricing, a ton of support materials. Just run some numbers and you'll see that they are way more value for the cost than almost any other provider. At least from my research. Shortcode 72727 super easy to remember.

To get an idea, how much the setup fee and monthly for Avid white label?
Thanks
Joe

EvanBeck · 16th Nov 2011, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by JHuts34

Hey guys,

The pricing is on the website. You can find the link on my signature.

I have been searching the forum for a UK and EU service. Since you are in the biz I thought I would ask.

Actually, quite interested in a service for France and Switzerland. Thanks, James (or anyone else that can help).

fitz10 · 18th Nov 2011, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by joebio91

To get an idea, how much the setup fee and monthly for Avid white label?
Thanks
Joe

It ranges from a setup fee of $99-$2875 and a monthly fee from $119-$615/ per month.

thriftgirl62 · 19th Nov 2011, 12:14 PM

Originally Posted by DEaFeYe

You sound only semi-informed. You still need to think about the overhead from the actual SMS's involved. Then, if you're "leasing your own" you've got to either build the software around a service provider to send/receive your texts OR I guess there's a way to do all that manually. You make it sound as simple as "pay 500 a month and then start leasing keywords yo" when it couldn't be further from the truth.

Personally though, from what I've seen, people who get in this game are a bunch of **** talkers for the most part. I've seen customers pay thousands for what turns out to be a few text exchanges. I've also seen people have everything handed to them for free then they go ahead and don't use it. Like literally free -- even from a short code, and don't use a thing. I think the short code and keyword in my sig has gotten more use than all those members combined

I'm not doing all this by myself. Experts handle what you're talking about which is what makes it so simple. Manually do what? I've been playing with the software for over a week and I think WORLDWIDE SMS Messaging will be better than just USA like everyone else.

I'm doing the same thing with wholesale targeted traffic - cutting out the middlemen. I've got the back end all finished and next week the front end will be complete and ready to go. The SMS one will probably be another 2 weeks - you'll see. But you're exactly right about that last part . . . not using a thing!!

ktmakwana · 20th Nov 2011, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by JToneyUK

For anyone in the UK looking for a good SMS service provider, I was looking around earlier, albeit very briefly. But from the few I found, TextMarketer (no affiliation) seem to offer the cheapest cost per text and with no set up fees. They also offer short codes for as low as £5 per month to generate opt-in lists.

Has some useful videos on there too and these show its ease of use.

I was looking for a provider in the UK when I came across your post. TextMarketer appears a promising option to get started.

Thanks for sharing the resource.

PacMan99 · 21st Nov 2011, 09:19 PM

I hate txt message advertising...gets in my way

Lmr1 · 21st Nov 2011, 10:32 PM

Well Pacman its only getting in your way if you are CHOOSING to opt in....just stating facts is all....Do not opt in and there is nothing getting in your way

Get used to it, it has only just begun. The tidal wave of SMS marketing is on its way!

webass · 22nd Nov 2011, 08:17 AM

Hi All,
I can tell You, I have been on a 5 day odyssee for finding a partner NOT in english speaking country, who thinks about marketing also-- NOT only being an SMS-Provider.

That was again hard to see, that my country (good ole Germannay) hasnt got a real offer to make. Every provider would have asked for an individual developed in-house solution to work with or offered to develop for me.
Just for the sign-up of the receivers and then administer them, somethign a lot of english providers deliver over their platform as is.
I found one, more accidentally. Pheeww.
Cheers.
Andre

vpunch · 22nd Nov 2011, 10:38 AM

This is such a great idea using text messaging as a marketing strategy!!!.

Lmr1 · 22nd Nov 2011, 12:10 PM

Originally Posted by vpunch

This is such a great idea using text messaging as a marketing strategy!!!.

You hit the nail on the head my friend! It is the most targeted method avail. It is a greener method, quicker and what we are looking at for years to come. Nothing will ever beat sending a SMS to a phone and no matter where that person is located you can communicate with them and get your blast out there.....to people who requested it! Love it!

thriftgirl62 · 22nd Nov 2011, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by DEaFeYe

So you're proposing that you're doing 1 of 2 things...

1) setting up a giant array of GSM modems, leasing a short code, and getting approved by every single provider in the world, which is no small nor cheap task, and the proper way to go about getting connected on a global level

2) spamming via SMTP, which isn't hard, is extremely "cheap" up front... until you kiss everything you own goodbye from the lawsuits involved.

I have a feeling that your lack of research and trust in these "experts" are going to get you bent over backwards owned. Just a fair warning.

You're funny! And confusing. Are you saying that every SMS start-up listed did everything you said in #1 or what? Here's what I'm saying. Whatever THEY can do, WE CAN DO BETTER, that's all. None of you give yourselves enough credit, or at least 97% of you don't.

Spamming? Never touch the stuff. Kiss everything goodbye? Oh no, not my white Rolls and my big red boat! I wasn't raised around anything cheap, small, improper or the word "can't" which doesn't exist unless it's unreasonable. If you can't find a way, then make one.

Let me tell you a little story:

It was around 1990, give or take a year or two and Georgia-Pacific couldn't deliver plastic gallon bottles fast enough from their Tracy, CA plant. Now we manufacture our OWN plastic bottles, okay? Like I said, whatever THEY can do, WE can do better and "WE" includes YOU too. The word "no' just means you're talking to the wrong person or you're asking the wrong questions.

thriftgirl62 · 22nd Nov 2011, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by dsouzas

I prefer mVaayoo for bulk sms services.

Isn't this kind of expensive? Maybe I am thoroughly confused because these prices just don't make any sense.

High Priority SMS route. Messages will be delivered instantly Suggested for the customers with transactional or time sensitive SMS campaigns.

1 SMS = 1 Credit
Credit Slabs: 500 to 5,000
Valid for 1 Month 0.25
Valid for 6 Months 0.28
Valid for 1 Year 0.30

Promotional SMS route. Suggested for the customers doing SMS campaigns that are not highly time sensitive.

Credit Slabs Price/SMS (INR) Validity
50,001 to 1,00,000 0.12 1 year

PolarBearAK · 24th Nov 2011, 11:11 PM

Does anyone have experience with YepText - actually used it?

webass · 25th Nov 2011, 04:43 AM

Originally Posted by thriftgirl62

You're funny! And confusing. Are you saying that every SMS start-up listed did everything you said in #1 or what? Here's what I'm saying. Whatever THEY can do, WE CAN DO BETTER, that's all. None of you give yourselves enough credit, or at least 97% of you don't.

Spamming? Never touch the stuff. Kiss everything goodbye? Oh no, not my white Rolls and my big red boat! I wasn't raised around anything cheap, small, improper or the word "can't" which doesn't exist unless it's unreasonable. If you can't find a way, then make one.

Let me tell you a little story:

It was around 1990, give or take a year or two and Georgia-Pacific couldn't deliver plastic gallon bottles fast enough from their Tracy, CA plant. Now we manufacture our OWN plastic bottles, okay? Like I said, whatever THEY can do, WE can do better and "WE" includes YOU too. The word "no' just means you're talking to the wrong person or you're asking the wrong questions.

thriftgirl62 is absolutely right!
You can find OpenSource SMS-Gateways a lot, can have management GUI's working together
and what is needed extra, can be developed manually, for most of the time under a 1.000 $.
Maybe much less.

Then You can work with long code or short code. You could even host an sms-modem with a hosting company or work with prepaid or flat (maybe ten cards) and mobile devices.

Go to the officials and buy a shortcode, anything.

If one is willing to take some efforts, this works right like thriftgirl62 wrote and can be done much better, than what some companies offer.

Cheers.
Andre

bryson · 27th Nov 2011, 08:55 PM

I don't know if this is true but I suspect many of these companies buy bulk from other providers like Clickatell and then repackage and sell to small biz

phoenixseo · 30th Nov 2011, 09:52 PM

I suggest text mark service.They offer good support and service

Lmr1 · 1st Dec 2011, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by arona

Send your customers your offers and promotion
Provide product / services updates to your customers
Increase repeat business
Drive traffic to your business during slow periodsAttract new customers

All these are very valid and great points!! Plus the biggest two points I believe that are:
People opt in and ask for your notifications....
And, you can reach them anytime, anywhere!....in your car, at work, at home, at the gym, church, anywhere!!! LOVE IT!!

This cannot be done any other way! SMS is where it's at folks....

jesseholmes · 5th Dec 2011, 01:33 PM

Has anyone checked out EZ Texting before? Check them out and let me know what you think. I purchased their white label program, developed a website and currently use them. The only problem is I don't have enough hours in a day to manage my SMS business and my local SEO business (and I'm not interested in hiring employees at the moment).

I can't PM back until 50 posts, so send me an email at jesse@windsormarketing.ca for more details.

joecarson1 · 5th Dec 2011, 05:01 PM

Any AvidMobile | SMS Reseller | SMS Gateway Provider | Mobile Marketing Platform or Anchor Mobile resellers out there? Please pm your email

Michael Clough · 2nd Jun 2012, 12:54 PM

Avid Mobile is top notch - fabulous support!!.....forget iZigg (it's mlm) crap!

alherabd · 3rd Jun 2012, 08:04 AM

Certainly the writer has mentioned some important topics for which I was looking for so many days. Hopefully it would be helpful for the people who are involved to mobile marketing. The topic of sms provider is really a craze of current time. We are looking forward getting some more tips including information.

trevorjoy · 3rd Jun 2012, 10:05 AM

2 good bulk SMS providers are Clickatell.com and 160.com.au

Rymico · 3rd Jun 2012, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by PolarBearAK

Does anyone have experience with YepText - actually used it?

I jumped in with yeptext too fast. Found out I could find more and better features for a fraction of the cost.

Now, I am with Lime Cellular . They cover the U.S, Canada and UK.

Rodney

tycoonms · 4th Jun 2012, 02:39 PM

i like textmarks because you get unlimited messages or unlimited subscribers, its really flexible that way. plus a 2 week free trial

Mo Goulet · 19th Jun 2012, 03:14 PM

Yo Michael, The truth is they are all mlm (In one way or another LOL).

Originally Posted by Michael Clough

Avid Mobile is top notch - fabulous support!!.....forget iZigg (it's mlm) crap!

TrumpiaTim · 2nd Jul 2012, 03:27 PM

A lot of providers out there, all with their good and bad.

I would recommend getting on the phones with various reps to see which company you're the most comfortable with.

Ask about support, upgrades, etc.

Chuck Sterling · 17th Jul 2012, 05:44 AM

tatango.com is GREAT also YepText.com

demipro · 17th Jul 2012, 04:45 PM

I do my own text message marketing. It's very easy to do.
These are the steps:

1) Get an Iphone (I don't know about Android, but it should work too)
2) Download an app called "Group Text" or "ExcelSms"
3) Split your csv Lead Sheets into groups of 100-300 depending if it is an iphone 3Gs or 4
4) Upload your phone numbers
5) Get your sms going

It's that easy and it takes very little time to set up and gives far better results than email. Everybody opens their sms.
Very important is that you give them the option of opting out.

Live limitless,
Demian

P.S I fly free when I jump into the unknown

Mo Goulet · 17th Jul 2012, 05:33 PM

How do your customers opt in?

Opt out is easy with REPLY STOP.

Thanks

Originally Posted by demipro

I do my own text message marketing. It's very easy to do.
These are the steps:

1) Get an Iphone (I don't know about Android, but it should work too)
2) Download an app called "Group Text" or "ExcelSms"
3) Split your csv Lead Sheets into groups of 100-300 depending if it is an iphone 3Gs or 4
4) Upload your phone numbers
5) Get your sms going

It's that easy and it takes very little time to set up and gives far better results than email. Everybody opens their sms.
Very important is that you give them the option of opting out.

Live limitless,
Demian

P.S I fly free when I jump into the unknown

tracourt · 25th Aug 2012, 02:06 AM

I have a couple of beefs with Lime about their vehicle listing area. First of all, there is no way to set a default notification, you have to set it for every one of the vehicles even if you are putting in 200 and every lead notification goes to the same place.
Secondly, they have a really decent ad that can be printed to window stickers. However they started a good thing but it must have gotten difficult and they just quit. It doesn't fill up but about 70% of a letter size page but worse than that is that it's not even centered. There are no scaling or fit to page options. The print dialog opens in an extremely small window you have to enlarge before printing. Not very well thought out.
But the biggest mistake is that you have to 1)click generate 2) click print icon that opens the too small print dialog 3) resize the print window 4) select printer and finally 5) click print. They could have hit a homer with a quick print button next to the generate ad button. I know this sounds petty but when you are setting up a 100 to 200 car account, it really consumes a lot of time.
Come on guys, make it a little more user friendly.
Otherwise, I love it!

sarahnoel130 · 25th Aug 2012, 04:57 AM

SUMOTEXT is the leading platform for companies and agencies wanting to kick-start and sustain conversations with mobile audiences via SMS, MMS, and StarStar numbers.

tracourt · 26th Aug 2012, 12:12 PM

One huge recommendation I have is get a demo account before you sign up with anyone. Make sure the interface works with what you need it to work best with.

rankingconsult · 26th Aug 2012, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by tracourt

One huge recommendation I have is get a demo account before you sign up with anyone. Make sure the interface works with what you need it to work best with.

Very good point, A lot of people will get unstuck here.
Also, if the API is too technical then make sure you try the support desk to test for helpfulness.

tylerjaysen · 27th Aug 2012, 01:24 PM

Yeah my buddy uses Trumpia and has many good things to say about them. Not sure about this whole idea....I get these to my phone and they bug me.

WillR · 29th Aug 2012, 02:25 AM

Originally Posted by tracourt

I have a couple of beefs with Lime about their vehicle listing area. First of all, there is no way to set a default notification, you have to set it for every one of the vehicles even if you are putting in 200 and every lead notification goes to the same place.
Secondly, they have a really decent ad that can be printed to window stickers. However they started a good thing but it must have gotten difficult and they just quit. It doesn't fill up but about 70% of a letter size page but worse than that is that it's not even centered. There are no scaling or fit to page options. The print dialog opens in an extremely small window you have to enlarge before printing. Not very well thought out.
But the biggest mistake is that you have to 1)click generate 2) click print icon that opens the too small print dialog 3) resize the print window 4) select printer and finally 5) click print. They could have hit a homer with a quick print button next to the generate ad button. I know this sounds petty but when you are setting up a 100 to 200 car account, it really consumes a lot of time.
Come on guys, make it a little more user friendly.
Otherwise, I love it!

You've posted this same message in about 4 different threads. Please do not do that or the admin will delete them all.

Galahad · 29th Aug 2012, 03:21 AM

Originally Posted by markjob

Do all or any of these cater for the UK?

I heard that twilio works fine in the UK, I am searching some similar service for Germany.

Update: yes, ist works in UK, see it here: Twilio | Which countries does Twilio have phone numbers in and what are their capabilities?

Best
Galahad

PaulKlein · 1st Sep 2012, 04:34 PM

Lots of great advice, as I've been working in to mobile with some clients, and want some good SMS to offer. Sounds like Avid is the way to go...

rising_sun · 16th Sep 2012, 08:00 AM

Text message marketing?????!!!!!!!
I think you should use MMS,
you must use MMS ,
It is very effective than text message.

Vladcanada · 18th Sep 2012, 09:56 PM

But the tough part of txt marketing is building the database of phone numbers right?

Dorsch · 30th Aug 2013, 11:55 AM

There is a new Mobile Marketing website, with many great features. They are just starting their whisper launch, so it is invite only and very private right now, but it's an inexpensive way to send text message advertising, and create mobile landing pages.
They even give you your own short 5 digit phone number!

They let you tour them for free, so give it a look. Seems to be a very good provider.
Uneeqle Link Here, Check it out

hngems · 4th Sep 2013, 01:16 AM

It depends on which country you are in. But still you will get lots of api seller on various forums which provides international api for sending sms. You can search for it.

TrumpiaTim · 4th Sep 2013, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by tracourt

One huge recommendation I have is get a demo account before you sign up with anyone. Make sure the interface works with what you need it to work best with.

Definitely agree with this statement, find the platform that is the most intuitive and user friendly for your own user experience.

Also this will give you a chance to test drive and make sure the mobile marketing company that you're looking at as all the features you need.

shaaam2007 · 5th Sep 2013, 06:09 AM

TextMarks, Avid, YeeZ, TXT180 these are good source I think

RaymondB · 14th Sep 2013, 01:31 AM

A good SMS provider is a company that not just simply blast out text messages and nothing more. I think there needs to be a leverage of your skill and the program's usability with regards to professional SMS marketing so that it will be easier for your to connect and sustain your engagement to your clients.

Bilal622 · 1st Oct 2013, 05:58 PM

Yeah

I'm here .. Lol

Bilal622 · 1st Oct 2013, 05:58 PM

I've sent a message to you

14th Nov 2011, 07:23 AM	#51
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Chuck Sterling Warrior Member Join Date: 2012 Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: tatango.com is GREAT also YepText.com

17th Jul 2012, 04:45 PM	#82
demipro Live limitlessly free Join Date: 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: I do my own text message marketing. It's very easy to do. These are the steps: 1) Get an Iphone (I don't know about Android, but it should work too) 2) Download an app called "Group Text" or "ExcelSms" 3) Split your csv Lead Sheets into groups of 100-300 depending if it is an iphone 3Gs or 4 4) Upload your phone numbers 5) Get your sms going It's that easy and it takes very little time to set up and gives far better results than email. Everybody opens their sms. Very important is that you give them the option of opting out. Live limitless, Demian P.S I fly free when I jump into the unknown
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25th Aug 2012, 02:06 AM	#84
tracourt Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2010 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 67 Thanks: 53 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: I have a couple of beefs with Lime about their vehicle listing area. First of all, there is no way to set a default notification, you have to set it for every one of the vehicles even if you are putting in 200 and every lead notification goes to the same place. Secondly, they have a really decent ad that can be printed to window stickers. However they started a good thing but it must have gotten difficult and they just quit. It doesn't fill up but about 70% of a letter size page but worse than that is that it's not even centered. There are no scaling or fit to page options. The print dialog opens in an extremely small window you have to enlarge before printing. Not very well thought out. But the biggest mistake is that you have to 1)click generate 2) click print icon that opens the too small print dialog 3) resize the print window 4) select printer and finally 5) click print. They could have hit a homer with a quick print button next to the generate ad button. I know this sounds petty but when you are setting up a 100 to 200 car account, it really consumes a lot of time. Come on guys, make it a little more user friendly. Otherwise, I love it!

25th Aug 2012, 04:57 AM	#85
sarahnoel130 Warrior Member Join Date: 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: SUMOTEXT is the leading platform for companies and agencies wanting to kick-start and sustain conversations with mobile audiences via SMS, MMS, and StarStar numbers.
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26th Aug 2012, 12:12 PM	#86
tracourt Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2010 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 67 Thanks: 53 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: One huge recommendation I have is get a demo account before you sign up with anyone. Make sure the interface works with what you need it to work best with.

27th Aug 2012, 01:24 PM	#88
tylerjaysen HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2009 Location: San Clemente Posts: 415 Thanks: 3 Thanked 64 Times in 46 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: Yeah my buddy uses Trumpia and has many good things to say about them. Not sure about this whole idea....I get these to my phone and they bug me.

1st Sep 2012, 04:34 PM	#91
PaulKlein Under The Radar Warrior Join Date: 2008 Location: southern Utah, USA Posts: 123 Thanks: 31 Thanked 73 Times in 58 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: Lots of great advice, as I've been working in to mobile with some clients, and want some good SMS to offer. Sounds like Avid is the way to go...

16th Sep 2012, 08:00 AM	#92
rising_sun Banned Join Date: 2010 Posts: 885 Thanks: 16 Thanked 65 Times in 64 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: Text message marketing?????!!!!!!! I think you should use MMS, you must use MMS , It is very effective than text message.

18th Sep 2012, 09:56 PM	#93
Vladcanada Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2010 Location: T Posts: 88 Thanks: 3 Thanked 9 Times in 7 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: But the tough part of txt marketing is building the database of phone numbers right?

30th Aug 2013, 11:55 AM	#94
Dorsch Active Warrior Join Date: 2011 Posts: 31 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: There is a new Mobile Marketing website, with many great features. They are just starting their whisper launch, so it is invite only and very private right now, but it's an inexpensive way to send text message advertising, and create mobile landing pages. They even give you your own short 5 digit phone number! They let you tour them for free, so give it a look. Seems to be a very good provider. Uneeqle Link Here, Check it out

4th Sep 2013, 01:16 AM	#95
hngems Active Warrior Join Date: 2012 Location: England Posts: 43 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: It depends on which country you are in. But still you will get lots of api seller on various forums which provides international api for sending sms. You can search for it.

5th Sep 2013, 06:09 AM	#97
shaaam2007 Active Warrior Join Date: 2011 Location: Wah Cantt Posts: 60 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: TextMarks, Avid, YeeZ, TXT180 these are good source I think
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14th Sep 2013, 01:31 AM	#98
RaymondB HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2013 Posts: 249 Thanks: 235 Thanked 23 Times in 21 Posts	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: A good SMS provider is a company that not just simply blast out text messages and nothing more. I think there needs to be a leverage of your skill and the program's usability with regards to professional SMS marketing so that it will be easier for your to connect and sustain your engagement to your clients.
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1st Oct 2013, 05:58 PM	#99
Bilal622 Warrior Member Join Date: 2013 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: Yeah I'm here .. Lol
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1st Oct 2013, 05:58 PM	#100
Bilal622 Warrior Member Join Date: 2013 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Text Message Marketing Providers Share on: I've sent a message to you
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