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sendsms2

compose -to ${n=(your+number+goes+here)}@teleflip.com -subject ${s} -body ${m}[use %20 for spaces]
NAME
    sendsms2 - send an SMS text message to a mobile phone

SYNOPSIS
    sendsms2 -n [PHONE NUMBER] -s [SUBJECT] -m [MESSAGE]

EXAMPLES
    sendsms2 -n 1234567890 -m Hello World!
    sendsms2 -n 1234567890

DESCRIPTION
    Send a SMS text message to a mobile phone using TeleFlip. This will only work for
    North American numbers. The command will create an email to send to 
    (number)@teleflip.com. You will need to manually send the email.

    Why might you use this instead of sendsms? This command doesn't require that you
    know the carrier of the receiving phone. Also, none of the parameters are required,
    they can be filled in once the email is opened.

    http://www.teleflip.com/

AUTHOR
    Allen Ormond <aormond (at) fromrocks (dot) com>
    
21 uses - Created 2005-08-11 04:30:37 - Last used 2013-08-05 20:55:41
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