See technical details below for more information. Your message to ********** has been blocked. Thank you for reading and responding to this! Step 2: Click contacts and select the group or individuals that you would like to send your SMS message to and click put selected contacts as recipients.
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I am wondering if this is a known issue or if there is anyway around this, such as sending the email from a different provider, or changing something in the email or possibly making a business account with Gmail. Step 1: log into your SMS account or create a free 160 SMS account ( Use this link to get free SMS credits ). T-Mobile was the only carrier that I tested that blocked the message, only when sent it the Bcc field, it worked from the same Gmail address when sent in both the To and Cc fields. For obvious privacy and security reasons, its preferred to enter them into the "Bcc" field of the email, that way not everyone sees all of the numbers. When I sent the message from Gmail to the respective phone numbers, it reached everyone, but I had entered the addresses into the "To" field on the email. Once youve set up Link to Windows and downloaded the Phone Link app, you can send and receive calls and text messages (SMS and MMS) right from your PC. I used my own cell and a few co-workers cells in the test, my own is T-Mobile and the others were AT&T and Verizon. I am currently testing to see if a Gmail account could be used as a quick alternative Mass Notification System for my company. I tried this on multiple carriers and it seems that T-Mobile is the only one with an issue.
When sending a message from Gmail to a phone number, the message successfully reaches the phone when that address is entered into the "To" or "Cc" field of the email, but the message is blocked when it is entered into the Bcc field.
My name is James, let me start with the summarized version of the issues:
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