polygonum wrote:
On 02/03/2016 08:04, News wrote:

OT, I know ...

We have rarely, if ever, received SMS messages on our landline phone
until now. Son's school have started sending updates by that method,
which is OK, but is there any possibility we will be charged for using
the service?

Whilst I'm confident the school service is OK, I don't know who the
caller is until accepting the message. What concerns me is accepting
something that is not from the school, and somehow being conned. Is
that possible?

I have not used them, but there are several SMS-to-email services.
Sounds ideal - if you notice your emails arriving.

They only work by forwarding the E-Mail from your mobile though, not a
lot of use if the mobile is turned off or (as at our house) not able
to get a signal.

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Chris Green
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