Send free SMS in Canada to Bell, Fido, Rogers, Virgin, Solo, and TELUS cell phones through the Internet. First published on July 1. Last updated July 2. I used to go to canadiancontent. Google Ad. Sense cash grab. So heres a list of links where you can send free SMSs to cell phones from the different Canadian wireless providers Note the recipient might get charged, of course, depending on their specific planE mail to text. I was in the market for a new cell phone and service provider over the weekend and I had narrowed my options down to Verizon or Cingular ATT. Ive had both. The CRTC has updated the Wireless Code to ban locked cellphones and unlocking fees. We provide a local phone number with a voice mailbox. We also provide an email address for alpha service customers. Callers can use any phone to send numeric or. Artificial intelligence is infiltrating our daily lives, with applications that curate your phone pics, manage your email, and translate text from any language into. International Cell Phones from Mobal. Americas best selling 35 Travel phone works in over 190 countries. My Cost For High Speed Internet, TV, 2 Cell Phones, Home Phone, Long Distance, And Movies. There are some e mail to text services, but the recipient usually has to have signed up and paid for this service, unlike the web forms above that are free 1. Bell and Solo1. Virgin Mobile1. PC Mobile1. 0digitnumbermsg. Lynda Tutorials. MTS Allstream Inc. Serial Plugin Kodak. Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. Note that, as reported in the comments, some providers such as Fido are forcing the recipient to pay an extra monthly fee in order to receive e mail to text messages. Know of any other providers text message links or e mail formatsVerizon Plans to Add 20 Upgrade Fee to OffContract and Device Payment Phone Purchases. Leave a comment to let me know There is no official form to send text messages through the Internet to other providers such as 7 Eleven Speak Out Wireless or Petro Canada. This entry is filed under Telephony, Vancouver BC Canada and written by Peter Keung. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.