Thanks.
"John Henderson" <jhenRemoveThis@talk21.com> wrote in message
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> rocky wrote:
>
>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one
>> mobile to another just like voice diversion.
>
> The diversion codes for SMS are there in the standards, but no
> carrier anywhere in the world implements them.
>
> John
On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:35:46 +1000 kcoj may have written:
> > Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
> > another just like voice diversion.
>
> NO not possible
Technically possible. Practically not possible on any GSM network I've
ever used though.
"Two Bob" <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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> >> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
> >> another just like voice diversion.
> >
> > Why?
>
> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer, "Huh,
why?"
>
>
Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to ask
why..
> On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:20:03 +0000, rocky wrote:
>
>
>>Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
>>another just like voice diversion.
>
>
> Why?
technically written into the specs for gsm, however no opco have it
implented it
On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:41:56 GMT James Bell may have written:
> > Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
> > another just like voice diversion.
>
> Why?
At a guess, he wants to divert SMS from one mobile to another, just like
he is the voice calls...
On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:41:56 GMT, James Bell <jbell@telstra.com>
wrote:
>On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:20:03 +0000, rocky wrote:
>
>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
>> another just like voice diversion.
>
>Why?
"James Bell" <jbell@telstra.net.au> wrote in message
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>
> "Two Bob" <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
> news:4632167e$1_1@news.iprimus.com.au...
>> >> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>> >> to
>> >> another just like voice diversion.
>> >
>> > Why?
>>
>> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer, "Huh,
> why?"
>>
>>
>
> Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to ask
> why..
>
>
Yes, most customers who choose Telstra don't have a clue.
> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
> another just like voice diversion.
>
>
I think you could set up a dedicated router/server with a gsm modem. You
would have to have sms sent directly to this then you would be able to
forward on to numbers of your choice.
This is not exactly what you asked for but might be an idea that you may
wish to consider as you would be able to insert your mobile sim in the gsm
modem.
> I think you could set up a dedicated router/server with a gsm
> modem. You would have to have sms sent directly to this then
> you would be able to forward on to numbers of your choice.
>
> This is not exactly what you asked for but might be an idea
> that you may wish to consider as you would be able to insert
> your mobile sim in the gsm modem.
Unfortunately, by simply forwarding in this way you'd lose the
originator's address (and the original SMSC address and its
date-time stamp, but these are not likely to be important).
The new originator's address would now be the modem (ie, the
original addressee).
In forwarding, you could lengthen the message to include the
true originator's address, but this opens up a can of worms
with the possibility of needing to change a single-part SMS
into a concatenated (multi-part) SMS. And an existing
multi-part SMS would likely need a very thorough overhaul and
reconstruction to extend it.
GSM standards now allow an SMS reply-to address different from
the originator address (3GPP 23.040, section 9.2.3.24.10.1.17).
But I don't know of any handsets that currently recognise or
actively support this feature. And at the modem, it would need
to be PDU-encoded using a User Data Header, even if no
concatenation was required.
>
> Unfortunately, by simply forwarding in this way you'd lose the
> originator's address (and the original SMSC address and its
> date-time stamp, but these are not likely to be important).
> The new originator's address would now be the modem (ie, the
> original addressee).
>
> In forwarding, you could lengthen the message to include the
> true originator's address, but this opens up a can of worms
> with the possibility of needing to change a single-part SMS
> into a concatenated (multi-part) SMS. And an existing
> multi-part SMS would likely need a very thorough overhaul and
> reconstruction to extend it.
>
You could also forward txt email via sms, this would probably still be
cheaper than the rates charged for data calls though is so last millennium.
"James Bell" <jbell@telstra.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:20:03 +0000, rocky wrote:
>
>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
>> another just like voice diversion.
>
> Why?
You idiot. So the SMS can be received on another number, dick.
"James Bell" <jbell@telstra.net.au> wrote in message
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>
> "Two Bob" <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
> news:4632167e$1_1@news.iprimus.com.au...
>> >> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>> >> to
>> >> another just like voice diversion.
>> >
>> > Why?
>>
>> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer, "Huh,
> why?"
>>
>>
>
> Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to ask
> why..
<tim_welsh_eliot@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:41:56 GMT, James Bell <jbell@telstra.com>
> wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:20:03 +0000, rocky wrote:
>>
>>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
>>> another just like voice diversion.
>>
>>Why?
>
> Just answer the question Michael.
Technically, I'm sure its possible if you're willing to pay extra for
the service, - as in, cover the outgoing cost of the SMS as it
diverts. All you'd need would be an API to recieve the incoming SMS
and relay it.
>> >> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>> >> to
>> >> another just like voice diversion.
>> >
>> > Why?
>>
>> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer, "Huh,
> why?"
>>
>>
>
> Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to ask
> why..
Thats the whole problem with telstra, if they stopped treating ALL their
customers like they were stupid, then maybe they can start to go forward
again.
>>>
>>>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile to
>>>> another just like voice diversion.
>>>
>>>Why?
>>
>> Just answer the question Michael.
>
> Looks like you can't read. "JAMES" <> "MICHAEL"
Thats close isnt it? Cant let a little thing like totally different spelling
get in the way can we.
>
>
Two Bob <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote:
>>>>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one
>>>>> mobile to
>>>>> another just like voice diversion.
>>>>
>>>> Why?
>>>
>>> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer,
>>> "Huh, why?"
>>
>> Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to
>> ask why..
> Thats the whole problem with telstra,
We'll see...
> if they stopped treating ALL their customers like they were stupid,
They clearly are stupid if they are using telstra...
> then maybe they can start to go forward again.
Just another of your pathetic little drug crazed fantasys.
"Two Bob" <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>>>>> to
>>>>> another just like voice diversion.
>>>>
>>>>Why?
>>>
>>> Just answer the question Michael.
>>
>> Looks like you can't read. "JAMES" <> "MICHAEL"
>
> Thats close isnt it? Cant let a little thing like totally different
> spelling get in the way can we.
Two Bob, you are a ****wit if you think I'm James.
Go ask some of the more senior members of the group, they will fill you in
on the facts.
"Two Bob" <dept9@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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>>> >> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>>> >> to
>>> >> another just like voice diversion.
>>> >
>>> > Why?
>>>
>>> Thats the response people get when they go to a telstra dealer, "Huh,
>> why?"
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Nothing wrong with asking why.. most customers are stupid so best to ask
>> why..
>
> Thats the whole problem with telstra, if they stopped treating ALL their
> customers like they were stupid, then maybe they can start to go forward
> again.
They arent all stupid, but some are. Same for every carriers customer base
>
>
>>>>>> Does any body know if it is possible to divert sms's from one mobile
>>>>>> to
>>>>>> another just like voice diversion.
>>>>>
>>>>>Why?
>>>>
>>>> Just answer the question Michael.
>>>
>>> Looks like you can't read. "JAMES" <> "MICHAEL"
>>
>> Thats close isnt it? Cant let a little thing like totally different
>> spelling get in the way can we.
>
> Two Bob, you are a ****wit if you think I'm James.
Oh, here we go, it's Thursday, Michael comes out of the woodwork today!
How about reading the post again and see that I didn't call you james. Did
you ever learn the word "sarcasm" in your limited education?
> Go ask some of the more senior members of the group, they will fill you in
> on the facts.
Maybe you fit into the catagory of being a senior????
If you are talking of time on this group, yes, I am a newbie. I dont think
anyone would call 12 years here a senior.
> Two Bob, you are a ****wit if you think I'm James.
>
> Go ask some of the more senior members of the group, they will fill you in
> on the facts.
>
> James is just a disgrace.
Precisely why he thought you were the same person - ie both terminal
telstra-fellators
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