Maybe you're at your PC and just want to send a quick text without retyping on your phone.
To send an email as a text, you'll need to know the phone number of the recipient and which mobile carrier is used. For example, AT&T, Verizon or Sprint.
Listed below are the formats for each major carrier.
As an example, to send an email as a text to an AT&T recipient, you'd address your email to the 10DigitPhoneNumber@txt.att.net. It would look like this 1234567890@txt.att.net Of course, replace the 10 digit phone number with the phone number of your recipient.
Alltel
PlainText: 10DigitPhoneNumber@message.alltel.com
Picture or Video: 10DigitPhoneNumber@sms.alltel.com
AT&T
Plain Text: 10DigitPhoneNumber@txt.att.net
Picture or Video: 10DigitPhoneNumber@mms.att.net
Boost Mobile
10DigitPhoneNumber@myboostmobile.com
Sprint
10DigitPhoneNumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile
No longer supported by T-Mobile but
may work with some subscribers:
10DigitPhoneNumber@tmomail.net
US Cellular
10DigitPhoneNumber@email.uscc.net
Verizon
10DigitPhoneNumber@vtext.com
Virgin Mobile
10DigitPhoneNumber@vmobl.com
This tried and true method still works. Tho it is quickly being replaced by dedicated chat and messaging apps such as SnapChat, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp that bypass the carriers texting service all together.
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