RapidSMS is - if I can read it correctly - basically a GSM modem hw and some django stuff around it. So you install it on your hw and then send your own SMS. Still, sort of 'old-school' ;-)
We have done it by interfacing our django app towards an SMS GW provider (actually both SMS, MMS and sending/recieving). There are several out there and the trick will be to find someone with a decent priceplan that fits your traffic volume and that can send out SMS in the region you want to send them in. This later part is especially important if you want the reciever to reply back or issue some type of commands - then you want them to send to a local e.164 number and not some out-of-country (both expensive and they will be reluctant to do it). For the nordic region (Sweden, Norway...) you can contact www.imez.se. They actually have a decent priceplan all over europe if you only want to send out SMS. To recieve you will get a local swedish number to. mvh / Jens On 13 Jan, 13:55, Daniel Hilton <daniel.hil...@gmail.com> wrote: > <point> > http://www.rapidsms.org/ > </point>
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