HSL SMSClient for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Send SMS from your desktop to mobile phones.

This is a simple application for Windows that allows SMS (text messages) to be sent from a desktop to mobile telephones using an SMPP SMSC connection to HSL or another mobile messaging provider. The application supports latin and non-latin characters sets (Arabic, Chinese, Greek). Delivery status of SMS is also shown in the application. Includes phonebook for regular contacts.

Requires SMPP SMSC account.

HSL SMSClient for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: September 30, 2003

Latest update: August 20, 2015

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP

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Total Downloads: 32,104

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3.7/5

3 User Votes

NOT FREE!!!! This is an EVAL version (DO NOT DOWNLOAD)
moranautomotiveFebruary 5, 2010
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It uninstalls
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It's NOT FREE as it claims to be. After 30 days they charge you to use their service. Clunky UI, and not easy to setup.
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This software reels you in and only tells you that it's an Eval version in the user agreement. After 30 days you have to pay for their service. Any company that Lures you in with an offer of FREE stuff then charges you later is WRONG! It's like getting free pancakes then a month later you get a bill from IHOP. Where is the sence in that. PLUS there are so many other FREE options available to do the same thing. Google Chat, Yahoo IM, TxtDrop.com, are just a few options that are WAY better than this poorly written, and inexcusably misleading product from Hay Systems. In my opinion, this is a complete waste of time. Please,..when will SOMEONE come out with a decent FREE desktop SMS program.
i can't understand what happen
July 27, 2004
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