How to make use of "2 way SMS" in real life?

2 Way SMS

You can Send and receive (2 Way) SMS.
With SureM account, you can send and receive SMS on webs or through API.
In order to use 2 way SMS, you need a virtual number to send and receive SMS.
We are providing long codes and short codes as specific number.

• Short Codes : Typically tends to be 5 digit numbers for the UK, Ireland and South Africa, 6 or 8 for Australia and 3 or 4 in New Zealand. Provided by mobile network operators.
• Long Codes : Typically tends to be 10~12 digit numbers like any other mobile numbers.

Key Features

• Offers short code and long code
• Instant response and real time reporting
• Sends automated response SMS to an incoming SMS
• Replies are stored in the portal inbox or forwarded to application API

Examples for 2 way SMS

1. SMS OPT-out
If customer does not want to receive promotional messages, customer just has to reply to an SMS message with the phrase "stop". 2. IP registration
Each company has its own intranet which does not allow external IP to access the protected URL or server. Instead of manually registering or whitelisting the accessing IP address, the users can register the accessing IP address by texting the IP address to the provided MO number. 3. Others
Media voting &competitions, opt-in & subscriptions requests, marketing campaigns, etc

Sending SMS to international friends with your native language!

Hi,

Good to see you all!!

This is Michelle Seo from Korea.

Today, I would like to explain about how does international SMS is being sent.

Few weeks ago, I received an facebook notification from my old friend currently living in Australia.

Since my friend is so interested to learn Korean language, I sent him 2 messages, 1 in English and 1 in Korea.

These are the screenshots my friend showed to me:

As you can see, in order to receive different country's character to your phone, your smartphone must cover its own language characters. Otherwise, the message is broken like the previous picture.

And also the SMS provider must support the language itself.

SureM supports languages for China. They have a direct connection and have their own office at.

Visit www.surem.net for more details. :)