Version 1.03
© Bulletin.net
February 2008
Version 1.03
© Bulletin.net
February 2008
You need a mobile phone capable of receiving and sending an SMS message in order to sign up for a Touch2TXT promotional account.
When you signup we need to send message to the phone. You need to reply to this message from the phone in order to verify your account.
Once your account has been verified we send you another SMS message containing your Touch2TXT username and password to the mobile phone.
You may cancel your Touch2TXT account at any time.
To do this simply fill in the Bulletin.net support form. Select Touch2TXT as the product and put the word Cancel in the message field.
Bulletin.net Support will confirm by email that your account has been cancelled.
Generally there are two main reasons why Touch2TXT won't work, either the username is entered incorrectly, or password is entered incorrectly.
The Touch interface may prompt you with auto-completition of your username. This will add a space on to the end of the username, which will cause a 401 error. If you use autocompletition you need to remove the space from the end.
Check the SMS message that Bulletin.net sent out with your username and password, and ensure you are entering them correctly. Please note that passwords etc are case sensitive.
If you are entering the username and password correctly and you are still unable to get Touch2TXT to work, please see Getting additional help.
There are many products and services offering SMS capability over the Internet, but you will notice that they only provide the ability to send messages. Touch2TXT is unique in that you are able to send and receive SMS messages.
Touch2TXT uses mTagTM technology from Bulletin.net. This patented technology provides real two-way messaging.
There are currently some encoding limitations on some of the gateways we use to route messages.
This means that if you send characters like " ã " through Touch2TXT the recipient may see them as " ?? ".
Bulletin.net is currently working on this limitation and will have a solution in place in the near future.