The text messaging service for fixed phone services lets
you send
a short text message to, or receive a short text message from, a compatible fixed phone
service (as described in this section).
A text message to a fixed
phone service is delivered in one of 3 ways:
if sent to
a Telstra retail customer, or a Telstra wholesale customer or end-user of a
Telstra wholesale customer connected to the Telstra network, with SMS
compatible equipment, the message is delivered in text similar to a mobile
phone display;
if sent to
a Telstra retail customer, or a Telstra wholesale customer or end-user of a
Telstra wholesale customer connected to the Telstra network using a fax machine
that is set up to receive faxes at the time the message is delivered, the
message is delivered by fax; or
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otherwise,
the message is delivered by converting text-to-speech which we call a “Talking
Text” message.
You can automatically send a text
message to a fixed phone service that is compatible with the text
messaging service from your Telstra Mobile service (as described
in the Telstra Mobile section of Our Customer Terms), which you acquire
directly from us as a retail customer.
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You can find out more about which
fixed phone services are compatible with the text messaging service by asking us.
You can
only send a text message to a full national number that starts with an area
code.
If a recipient of a text message is a Telstra retail customer, or a Telstra
wholesale customer or end-user of a Telstra wholesale customer connected to the
Telstra network but does not have SMS compatible equipment with their fixed
phone service, they can send a preset reply by selecting from a menu.
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