Best way to send text messages from a computer to a Mobile Phone (australia)?

at work, we want to notify our customers of information with text messages, rather than calling them up. what’s a good reliable way to do this via computer?

You can use software like NotePager Pro to send text messages to Mobile Phones. An evaluation version is available from http://www.notepage.net/notepagerpro.htm

Messages can be sent to Cell Phones a variety of different ways using the NotePager Pro.

TAC – Mobile (Australia)

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