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Fastsms is an operating division of Internet Services Group, NetSecrets Ltd. Since 2002 Fastsms has been providing premium business SMS services to organisations large and small through its cloud based network which offers 100% availability.

To send SMS messages, whether singly or by the million, Fastsms offers a range of solutions. NetMessenger is a browser based platform with an extensive range of features for sending, receiving and managing SMS messaging. The Fastsms API (Applications Programme Interface) enables developers to integrate SMS messaging directly into their software and systems. Email to SMS is available to those who want to send and receive text messages within their email client.

6 steps to sending your first SMS marketing campaign. Whether you've already decided to use fastsms, or are still trying us out - these simple steps will show you how quickly you can get up and running and sending texts to your customers.

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How is a consumer or business to know if the SMS provider they found is good or if they’ll take your money and run? There are lots of things you need to research before choosing a provider, but the following three questions are important ones to help weed out the unreliable ones.

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Wow, what a year! While it's hard to believe it's over, 2015 turned out to be one of our best. It was so good, I thought it was worth reliving it once again before we head into 2016. Here are the highlights for Fastsms that make us puff out our chests and tear up with pride...

Even though it's entrenched in our daily lives, mobile is still a relatively new technology that's suffering from growing pains. People and businesses are finding new and different ways to use smartphones which keeps everyone involved on their toes. One trend in particular is the growth of instant messaging (IM) apps. It was big news when Whatsapp sent more daily messages than were sent over SMS. Some called it the death knell of SMS messaging. Others said mobile was all about apps and notifications. They claimed the only way to engage customers is to get them into an app. SMS messaging was old technology and couldn't keep up. In reality though, SMS...