When you text ‘STOP’ you will receive a message confirmation and you will no longer receive SMS messages from any Gmail user.
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If you no longer wish to receive SMS messages from any Gmail user, you can text ‘STOP’ to the system number of your carrier. All Gmail users can now send FREE SMS to your Mobitel user contacts through your Gmail chat window. The other way to see your text message history is to log in to your online account on your cell phone providers website. Unless you erase a message, your phone keeps track of all your text messages.
The first way is to look in your cell phone messaging inbox and outbox. Start or Stop Receiving SMS from Google Chat There are basically two ways you can look back at your history. To do that, you can send a message with the phrase ‘UNBLOCK’ to the phone number from which the message was sent (the SMS messages sent from Gmail Chat have their own number associated with the sender’s email account).
Just as it is pretty easy blocking an unwanted SMS chat, unblocking any user that you have blocked is also easy. Just reply to the message with the word ‘BLOCK’. You can use it to block an unwanted SMS message from Gmail Chat, you can block future messages from the sender. The BLOCK SMS feature provided by Gmail is very useful. Then, you can reply to the message as you would any other text message, and your reply appears as a Chat message in your friend’s Gmail account. Just like replying to your normal text message, so replying to text message sent from Gmail contact, you will need to add the incoming number to your phone’s address book (this number is associated with the sender’s Gmail account, so you can use it to send Chat messages to that person in the future – mine is 20202018). If your contact replies, the text message response will appear as a reply in Chat. These conversations are stored in your Chat history just like regular chats (but keep in mind that you can’t go off the record while communicating via SMS). Gmail will never charge for sending or receiving sms When sending text message, it is absolutely free, however, when replying to text message from your phone, your network operator will charge you according the current SMS charge. Text message received on my Blackberry after sending it from my Gmail account
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