Textopoly selects MX Telecom for SMS campaigns

Published by Alex on Monday 11th June 2007, 23:06 | Filed under: Aggregators

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Link: MX Telecom Inks Deal With Textopoly to Deliver High-Value SMS Campaigns and M-Commerce Solutions

MX Telecom, a leading provider of global SMS text messaging and wireless multimedia solutions, today announced that Textopoly, a mobile marketing agency that integrates technology, creativity and feasibility to drive mobile campaigns, has selected MX Telecom’s Messaging Gateway to deliver SMS messaging campaigns and M-Commerce solutions to its customers. MX Telecom is operating short codes for Textopoly and delivering high value mobile campaigns through its sophisticated messaging platform.

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