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FYI -

I had the person with the phone text me and it turned out to be Verizon service (@vtext.com).

Does anyone know the email address suffix for Amp'd Mobile phones ?

Thanks.

WCTP has to be enabled on a pager by pager basis by Arch, it's not automatic. Try calling their customer service department and have them verify that it is enabled for that pager.

See the following link for information on wctp for Verizon Pagers:

http://www.verizonmessaging.com/wctp.asp

Tracfone uses local existing local carriers and resells their service. When I had a Tracfone, my service was through Verizon. If you someone who has the same first 3 digits of their phone number that is the same as your phone number, ask them who there carrier is and follow the directions for that carrier.

I believe snpp is only for pagers. For phones, you have to use either TAP or smtp.

It's a 10 digit pin. If you use pins, you'll have to call Verizon and give them the 7 digit pins and they can tell you what the 1st 3 digits should be. If you use phone numbers, you use the area code and phone number. We use 117, 118, and 159 pin numbers. They reside in the Hartford Connecticut terminal and an 860 "area code" before the pin number.

Your message says you are trying to send through snpp.myairmail.com which is for Airtouch/Verizon pagers. The dialup program that you use looks like it is for PageNet pagers. The WCTP log references Arch Communications... What company are your pagers from ? That could be the problem.

I believe Verizon has done away with the Airtouch name. I think the new address for snpp is snpp.myairmail.com.

From what I was told, snpp.airtouch.com is gone. You now have to use snpp.myairmail.com.

Verizon has a variety of phone numbers, depending on what format your pager PIN is.

We found that since snpp uses a 10 digit pin, we could no longer use our local access number since it takes a 7 digit pin. When we tried to use the 800 number, the pages appeared to go through, but the user never received the pages.

After calling Verizon numerous times, we were finally given a TAP access number in Texas that works. Even though we now have to pay long distance charges when we dial it, it's only dialed if we lose internet access or snpp is down, so the costs are minimal.

Send me an email if you want the access number we use.

Author	Message
Topic: Amp'd Mobile SMTP
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 11130	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 12:53 pm Subject: Amp'd Mobile SMTP
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 11130	FYI - I had the person with the phone text me and it turned out to be Verizon service (@vtext.com).
Topic: Amp'd Mobile SMTP
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 11130	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:07 am Subject: Amp'd Mobile SMTP
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 11130	Does anyone know the email address suffix for Amp'd Mobile phones ? Thanks.
Topic: SNPP problem!!
angusct Replies: 10 Views: 22006	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:29 pm Subject: SNPP problem!!
angusct Replies: 10 Views: 22006	WCTP has to be enabled on a pager by pager basis by Arch, it's not automatic. Try calling their customer service department and have them verify that it is enabled for that pager.
Topic: Verizon Paging WCTP
angusct Replies: 1 Views: 11467	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 7:53 am Subject: Verizon Paging WCTP
angusct Replies: 1 Views: 11467	See the following link for information on wctp for Verizon Pagers: http://www.verizonmessaging.com/wctp.asp
Topic: tracfone tap #'s
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 12982	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 11:04 am Subject: tracfone tap #'s
angusct Replies: 2 Views: 12982	Tracfone uses local existing local carriers and resells their service. When I had a Tracfone, my service was through Verizon. If you someone who has the same first 3 digits of their phone number that is the same as your phone number, ask them who there carrier is and follow the directions for that carrier.
Topic: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:35 am Subject: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	I believe snpp is only for pagers. For phones, you have to use either TAP or smtp.
Topic: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:10 am Subject: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	It's a 10 digit pin. If you use pins, you'll have to call Verizon and give them the 7 digit pins and they can tell you what the 1st 3 digits should be. If you use phone numbers, you use the area code and phone number. We use 117, 118, and 159 pin numbers. They reside in the Hartford Connecticut terminal and an 860 "area code" before the pin number.
Topic: SNPP problem!!
angusct Replies: 10 Views: 22006	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:37 am Subject: SNPP problem!!
angusct Replies: 10 Views: 22006	Your message says you are trying to send through snpp.myairmail.com which is for Airtouch/Verizon pagers. The dialup program that you use looks like it is for PageNet pagers. The WCTP log references Arch Communications... What company are your pagers from ? That could be the problem.
Topic: Verizon Help
angusct Replies: 4 Views: 14012	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:30 am Subject: Verizon Help
angusct Replies: 4 Views: 14012	I believe Verizon has done away with the Airtouch name. I think the new address for snpp is snpp.myairmail.com.
Topic: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:24 am Subject: Verizon SNPP
angusct Replies: 12 Views: 33501	From what I was told, snpp.airtouch.com is gone. You now have to use snpp.myairmail.com.
Topic: Can't get TAP to work with Verizon
angusct Replies: 3 Views: 12767	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2004 1:52 pm Subject: Can't get TAP to work with Verizon
angusct Replies: 3 Views: 12767	Verizon has a variety of phone numbers, depending on what format your pager PIN is. We found that since snpp uses a 10 digit pin, we could no longer use our local access number since it takes a 7 digit pin. When we tried to use the 800 number, the pages appeared to go through, but the user never received the pages. After calling Verizon numerous times, we were finally given a TAP access number in Texas that works. Even though we now have to pay long distance charges when we dial it, it's only dialed if we lose internet access or snpp is down, so the costs are minimal. Send me an email if you want the access number we use.