

You'll be billed at data rates for sending and receiving attachments that are 5 MB or larger (unless you're on Wi-Fi), according to your messaging and data plans with Verizon or your wireless provider. The email address I use to send to my phone is correct because I send photos from my phone to email and it works correctly. If you're not a Verizon customer: You'll be billed under your own provider's messaging and data plans. I changed the phone number in the message you see here.

Tried sending from Comcast email-same problem. Here are some common carriers email to text addresses: If you know what carrier they use and what the correct address is to send to phones on that carrier, yes. Am using recommended protocol using vtext. It is one of the simplest ways to communicate, and requires little more than your desired recipient's phone number. 44 Messages Friday, October 1st, 2021 12:56 PM Closed Cannot Send Email to Phone as Text I am trying to send an email to my phone as a text from Gmail. Use of other features, including the following, will count against your data allowance (unless you’re using Wi-Fi): Verizon phone numbers can be sent an email that comes through as a text message. If you have Verizon service: Sending and receiving texts (including images, audio, video under 5 MB, etc.) will be billed according to your messaging allowance, not your data allowance. Data charges may apply when downloading and using certain features of Verizon Messages (Message+).
