Here is some general guidance for how to send e-pages to your alphanumeric pager or cellphone. In most cases it doesn't cost anything additional to receive messages. Your service provider may want you to buy additional services that you don't need if you just want to receive messages. Your mileage may vary.
Your cell or pager address is just like any e-mail address... anyone can send to it. Using an e-mail client that can send messages via the Internet, the sender addresses the e-mail message to your 10-digit-number@example.com. Your "10-digit-number" is the cell or pager number, including the area code, with no other punctuation. "example.com" is dependent upon your pager or cell service provider.
Fill in the address of the wireless device
Fill in the "subject" line (optional)
Compose the message
Send the e-mail in the normal manner
Be sure not to send long messages & do not include e-mail signatures. A couple of lines is usually a good guide. Be concise & don't repeat yourself (e.g Subject: Bring beer Text: Bring beer when you...)
Be concise & don't repeat yourself (e.g Subject: Bring beer Text: Bring beer when you...)
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ALLTEL
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@message.alltel.com
Arch WirelessYour e-page address should be your 10-digit-number@archwireless.net
If that doesn’t work, try your 10-digit-number@epage.arch.com If THAT works, contact Arch (256.536.4884 or 800.984.2724) & ask them to please fix it so pages can be sent to your 10-digit-number@archwireless.net. They know how to fix it.
Messages are limited to 233 characters.
It shouldn't cost additional to receive e-page messages.
Update: ARCH is now @usamobility.net
AT&T
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@mobile.att.net
Messages are limited to 140 characters.
Update: your 10-digit-number@mmode.com may work, too.
It shouldn't cost additional to receive e-page messages.
Cingular
Your e-page address should be your 10-digit-number@mobile.mycingular.com
Your 10-digit-number@mobile.mycingular.net should work, too.
See www.cingular.com/beyond_voice/pc2mobile for more info.
Update: your 10-digit-number@cingularme.com may work, too.
It shouldn't cost additional to receive e-page messages.
Metrocall
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@page.metrocall.com
Nextel
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@messaging.nextel.com
See messaging.nextel.com for more info.
Messages are limited to 140 characters. Messages greater than that are sent as two messages.
Depending on your plan, it may cost additional to receive e-page messages (maybe $0.10 each?).
Contact Nextel.
Sharp‘s Communication
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@mybeep.net
Your 10-digit-number@mybeep.com should work, too.
Messages are limited to 212 characters.
See www.sharpcom.com/pager/onlinepaging/index.htm for more info.
It shouldn't cost additional to receive e-page messages.
Sprint PCS
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-mobile
You e-page address should be your 10-digit-number@tmomail.net
Messages are limited to 140 characters.
Contact T-Mobile for more info.
It shouldn't cost additional to receive e-page messages.
Verizon
You e-page address is your 10-digit-number@vtext.com
Messages are limited to 160 characters.
See www.vtext.com for more info.
It may cost $ 0.10 to receive an e-page message, depending on your plan.
Virgin Mobile
Your e-page address is your 10-digit-number@vmobl.com
If this didn't help you figure out how to send a message to your pager or cellphone using e-mail, call your Service Provider.
