Corporate SMS solutions

Using Mobe.Net

To send a message just put the mobile number that you want to send to in front of @mobe.net. For example, if the number is 07768 123456 the mobile e-mail address will be 07768123456@mobe.net.

To send a message to a fax put the number in front of @fax.mobe.net. Remember that you can only send text to a fax and not pictures or attachments. There is not the same restriction of message length as with SMS so the text can be as long as you like.

You are set up to receive email confirmations for each messages sent. If you would like this facility switched off, please let us know. In that case you will only receive an email if there is a problem with the number.

The following points may be useful.

You must send the message as Plain Text and not HTML (check your mailer).

You can send a message to any UK digital mobile phone or rented pager, even if it is not in the UK. Just add the mobile number with the leading zero and no spaces to @mobe.net (please note not @mobenet.com)

You can also send to non-UK mobiles that have a roaming agreement in place. If you can send an SMS message from your UK mobile phone then you will be able to send messages via Mobe.Net.It is worth checking with a test message first.

You will get a confirmation for every message after it has been passed to the appropriate network. Just use the number as you would dial from a UK land-line. For instance, a French mobile would be 0033*********@mobe.net

If you receive a message telling you that there is a problem, please check that you have entered the number correctly with the leading zero but no spaces or non-numerical characters. If there is still a problem, please let us know by e-mailing faults@mobenet.com

The maximum message length is 160 characters (including spaces) any additional characters to this will be lost.

To maximise the message length we do not send the subject so if you want to include a subject, put it in the main text.

The email address of the sender is not sent so you need to identify yourself in the message.