>businesses abandoning SMS
Good? Stop asking me for my phone number.
Good? Stop asking me for my phone number.
It's about years of routine communication between a business and it's own customers that stops. Like my clients who had to stop providing product support over SMS - even tho that what their customers prefer.
It's about I can't send or receive texts from my personal numbers to anyone because my MNVO carrier can't afford the cash and ceaseless headaches that TCR impose.
SMS spam continues to flow. Legit traffic is cut off unless the ransom is paid.
Expense and complexity are also the primary problems with TCR.
It takes awhile. But I’ve never had a customer complain about SMS messages going through
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/sms-nu...
And this was the original use case I was referring to
> It's about I can't send or receive texts from my personal numbers to anyone because my MNVO carrier can't afford the cash and ceaseless headaches that TCR impose
Meanwhile there are zero businesses that need to send me an SMS.
You have a mobile phone plan from which you can’t send SMS?