Is there a way to auto-forward SMS?

Stu · 05-10-2010, 17:13

Google Voice also supports texting to Canada for free. Fishtext offers a virtual UK SMS number with a java applet which can receive them. Voxbone just opened up textable VOIP numbers and there may be a solution there.

pvs · 29-12-2011, 05:34

I hope I am not responding too late in this thread!

There are numerous SMS auto-forwarding tools for Android (iPhone API unfortunately does not provide access to message broadcasts among other restrictions, so no such apps without hacking).

If I may, here's a plug for my app

. PhoneLeash will auto forward SMS (and missed call notifications) to either an email address or another phone (as SMS). You can even reply to the incoming SMS, via email-to-SMS, or SMS from another phone, Google Voice, Skype. When I travel internationally, I often leave my phone behind at home or in the hotel room connected to WiFi, but have complete access to my SMS.

See here for more. Btw its free.

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	05-10-2010, 17:13 Google Voice also supports texting to Canada for free. Fishtext offers a virtual UK SMS number with a java applet which can receive them. Voxbone just opened up textable VOIP numbers and there may be a solution there.

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pvs (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 1 Join Date: 29 Dec 2011 Country:	29-12-2011, 05:34 I hope I am not responding too late in this thread! There are numerous SMS auto-forwarding tools for Android (iPhone API unfortunately does not provide access to message broadcasts among other restrictions, so no such apps without hacking). If I may, here's a plug for my app . PhoneLeash will auto forward SMS (and missed call notifications) to either an email address or another phone (as SMS). You can even reply to the incoming SMS, via email-to-SMS, or SMS from another phone, Google Voice, Skype. When I travel internationally, I often leave my phone behind at home or in the hotel room connected to WiFi, but have complete access to my SMS. See here for more. Btw its free.