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Hi Donb01

Thanks for your advice, the only trouble is that an SNPP subscription say from PageOne here in the UK would cost $100 per month which makes it expensive, I like where you're coming from though.

Thanks

Airhead

Question though, if the ones in the U.S are free, how are they making the money?

Have you ever come across a pay as you go SNPP offering, the major issue we have at the moment is that our company provides a monitoring solution that alerts via TAP, but the only problem is that users need a dial up modem to send out the alerts, I wish there were a better way because 99% of users already have broadband, but they do not want to subscribe to an SNPP service here in the UK because they are too expensive, typically they may only receive 6 or so alerts in a month so they cant justify paying $$$ for SNPP

not sure how it would work, mostly in the UK people use Vodafone, Cellnet or Orange, wish I could come up with a solution though, fed up with using TAP

Would it be possible to use a free SNPP host from outside the UK?

I have not come across a SNPP provider here in the UK that isnt subscription based, most charge a minimum of say $80 per month

Hi can anyone here help me please, we are based in the UK and have a monitoring application that historically has used TAP to send out SMS alerts, the product now has provision to use SNPP but this is extremely costly, the problem with TAP is that its not always reliable and relys on a modem and analogue line to send out the SMS messages, does anyone know how we could use the internet to deliver these messages?

Thanks

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Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 11:29 am Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Hi Donb01 Thanks for your advice, the only trouble is that an SNPP subscription say from PageOne here in the UK would cost $100 per month which makes it expensive, I like where you're coming from though. Thanks Airhead
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:42 pm Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Question though, if the ones in the U.S are free, how are they making the money?
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:30 pm Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Have you ever come across a pay as you go SNPP offering, the major issue we have at the moment is that our company provides a monitoring solution that alerts via TAP, but the only problem is that users need a dial up modem to send out the alerts, I wish there were a better way because 99% of users already have broadband, but they do not want to subscribe to an SNPP service here in the UK because they are too expensive, typically they may only receive 6 or so alerts in a month so they cant justify paying $$$ for SNPP
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:46 am Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	not sure how it would work, mostly in the UK people use Vodafone, Cellnet or Orange, wish I could come up with a solution though, fed up with using TAP
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 2:29 am Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Would it be possible to use a free SNPP host from outside the UK?
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:20 am Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	I have not come across a SNPP provider here in the UK that isnt subscription based, most charge a minimum of say $80 per month
Topic: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:01 am Subject: Free SNPP?
Airhead Replies: 12 Views: 49849	Hi can anyone here help me please, we are based in the UK and have a monitoring application that historically has used TAP to send out SMS alerts, the product now has provision to use SNPP but this is extremely costly, the problem with TAP is that its not always reliable and relys on a modem and analogue line to send out the SMS messages, does anyone know how we could use the internet to deliver these messages? Thanks