We have compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions and answers. As usual, if you still have questions, please contact us.

1. What is text messaging / what does SMS stand for?
2. How do I know if my phone supports text messaging?
3. Which wireless service providers do you support?

Q1: What is text messaging / what does SMS stand for?

Text Messaging, also known as Short Message Service (or SMS), is a system available for sending information to mobile phones. For more information on text messaging, visit the wikipedia.

Q2: How do I know if my phone supports text messaging?

96% of phones support text messaging, so your phone likely does support it.

Try to find a utility on your phone called "Messaging", "Send Messages", "Text Messaging", or something similar. If you can find this, then your phone likely supports text messaging.

To see if text messaging service is enabled with your wireless plan, try to send a message to us. Send a text message to 80716 (put that in the TO field), and in the body of the message send the word DEMO.

If you still are unsure, check in your device manual or with your wireless provider. Standard SMS rates may apply, depending on your plan.

Q3: Which wireless service providers do you support?

Mobile website service is supported on any provider with internet / data connectivity.

Text messaging service is supported on the following wireless providers: Alltel, AT&T / Cingular, Boost, Cellular One / Dobson, Nextel, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon Wireless, and Virgin Mobile.

For FAQs on specific products, visit thier individual websites.