Send Text SMS - C# - 100% Free Free Free to Both(Sender and Receiver)

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Hello Team,

I have develop C# Windows application where I need to send Text SMS to Mobile numbers.
This application is develop in India and SMS needs to send only to given set of mobiles number (These are India Mobile Numbers)

My Main requirement is - It should be 100% Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free to Both Sender and Receiver.

Do you have any Idea about any such SMS Gateway?

Few Members suggested Below links but they are not free
www.mysmsmantra.com[^]
www.smslink.in[^]
www.bankofsms.com[^]
www.mvaayoo.com/SMSGateway.html[^]
www.smszone.in[^]
www.gateway4sms.com[^]
www.smsgatewaycenter.com[^]

Please help...!!!

Posted 2-Dec-13 23:38pm

Pravinkarne.31

Updated 2-Dec-13 23:58pm

abbaspirmoradi

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Paul Kertscher 3-Dec-13 6:02am

Disclaimer: My answer will be about general netiquette and comon sense, rather than your very question.

First of all: If you write "free" - in bold weight - everyone will know what you mean. You don't have to repeat it 15 times, this seems impatient and I'd consider it quite rude.

Second: You can't expect everything to be free. SMS gateway providers provide some kind of infrastructure, that'll have to be maintained. They have to pay employees, which in turn will have to pay their houses and food, et cetera. I guess you will have to accept that the service will not be 100% free. You might be lucky and find some provider offering an ad-based model, which might suffice to your definition of free. Anyway, this might depend on the volume of SMS to be sent.

Nevertheless, I wish you good luck with your research and hopefully you'll find what you need.

thatraja 3-Dec-13 7:26am

Post this as answer, yep

Pravinkarne.31 7-Dec-13 2:15am

Thanks!!!

♥…ЯҠ…♥ 3-Dec-13 6:55am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-02T23:59:00

In reality? Probably not, or at least, probably not that last very long...the problem is that phone companies generally charge for SMS messages - so if the company you are using to send them isn't charging you to end them, then it has to get it's money from somewhere.

There is a link to a list here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9344688/free-sms-api-gateway-is-there-any[^] but to be honest, I think you will endd up with either more hassle (and thus indirect cost) in the long run that you will save in the short term...