TextItUp offers free SMS worldwide for free

Published by Ewan on Friday 19th May 2006, 12:40 | Filed under: SMS

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Link: TextItUp : A Free and Paid SMS Gateway that allows you to send Unlimited SMS Worldwide.

A site to send Free SMS Worldwide for FREE.

You’re allowed to send 10 messages per day, after which you have to register. Interesting.

http://www.textiup.com

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