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Access Mails On Mobile Without GPRS
By Anuradha Ramamirtham
Mumbai, Dec 27, 2006

Internet service providers will provide tough competition to telecom companies in real time communication space.

Breaking the monopoly of telecom providers in e-mail messaging space, Rediff India has pioneered its short messaging service number to send and receive emails over mobile telephones.

Users will be able to send and receive emails over the mobile phones by messaging to 7333. All telecom service providers have agreed to help Rediff in its endeavour.

The initiative will benefit small and medium enterprises. It will enable real time feed back and decision making.

However, there is a set back. A user would not be able to view attachments.

Manish Agarwal, VP- marketing, Rediff India, says, "Users do not require a GPRS connection to avail the service."

He explains, "The user will get a brief of the subject in the mail alert column. A person has to sms mail' to 7333 and register his rediffmail e-mail id. Each time he receives an alert, the telecom service provider sends an sms with the subject profile. The user returns the sms only if he wants to access the file. Even the replies are routed through the telecom provider."

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Yes it will Help for great Communication
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Sanjay Shukkla datagen Power S Allahabad
22/01/08 03:55 PM
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hello
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longvu hue hue
18/12/07 11:21 AM
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it will work with the comon people
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anurag sharma vasundhara meta solan
21/11/07 11:39 PM
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yes shorly this will work because every body have email id but every body dont have gprs fecility. so it will work.
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anurag sharma vasundhara meta solan
21/11/07 11:34 PM
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Too good.... I think attachment issue can be overlooked
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vaibhav one97communicat New delhi
04/10/07 12:49 PM
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Good Services
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mushtaq net kurnool
13/07/07 08:04 PM
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yes if possible
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desan st telecom chennai
12/02/07 12:21 PM
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We are looking forward when this system will appear.
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Jelo Tekn Izmir
28/01/07 03:14 AM
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please access your my mobile without gprs active email
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yogesh inteegrascreen mumbai
06/01/07 05:13 PM
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There are very specific constraints to the same like service would be limited to rediffmail users only, increase with SMSC traffic which might cause delays if any, network SMS loss, SMS text message limited to 160 chars etc.
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Vishal Aeron Kalspan Technol Pune
30/12/06 08:21 AM
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