How to build your own cheap SMS to Email gateway?

international · 06-05-2014, 18:50

I tried Pinger. It would be all I need (web interface with my own number) if it were not to delete my number after a month of inactivity. Too tight for normal use.

Upptalk might do the trick if it gives me a permanent UK, US, German, etc. number (though it is not stated on the page) where I can receive SMS. A web interface would be helpful, though but I realize in these mobile-craze days it is not a priority for app developers to bother with the desktop or the cross-platform web. (Viber on the desktop was an exception.)

The Raspberry setup would still be helpful if I want to receive SMS to my number from any more odd country which Upptalk does not support yet.

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international (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 80 Join Date: 23 Apr 2012 Country:	06-05-2014, 18:50 I tried Pinger. It would be all I need (web interface with my own number) if it were not to delete my number after a month of inactivity. Too tight for normal use. Upptalk might do the trick if it gives me a permanent UK, US, German, etc. number (though it is not stated on the page) where I can receive SMS. A web interface would be helpful, though but I realize in these mobile-craze days it is not a priority for app developers to bother with the desktop or the cross-platform web. (Viber on the desktop was an exception.) The Raspberry setup would still be helpful if I want to receive SMS to my number from any more odd country which Upptalk does not support yet.