Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Monday, October 31, 2011
Prepaid SMS Credits recalculated as per new TRAI regulations
Dear Valued Customer,
As per our previous communication, you may be aware that on the evening of October 25 TRAI released a new regulation concerning sending of promotional messages. In TRAI’s on-going efforts to significantly curtail promotional SMS, they have announced that all such messages will be subject to a 5 paise+Tax fee per message. A copy of the regulation can be accessed in the link provided below
http://www.trai.gov.in/WriteReadData/trai/upload/Regulations/108/TCCCPR_Amendment_25.10.2011.pdf
We have subsequently been informed by all of our operator partners that this charge will be effective October 25.
Consequently, for our customers who are on prepaid basis and sending promotional messages the existing price has been increased by 5P and accordingly their available sms credit is reworked.
Please take a note of the same and let us know in case of any queries.
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Regards,
Client Services Team,
SMSGATEWAYHUB
As per our previous communication, you may be aware that on the evening of October 25 TRAI released a new regulation concerning sending of promotional messages. In TRAI’s on-going efforts to significantly curtail promotional SMS, they have announced that all such messages will be subject to a 5 paise+Tax fee per message. A copy of the regulation can be accessed in the link provided below
http://www.trai.gov.in/WriteReadData/trai/upload/Regulations/108/TCCCPR_Amendment_25.10.2011.pdf
We have subsequently been informed by all of our operator partners that this charge will be effective October 25.
Consequently, for our customers who are on prepaid basis and sending promotional messages the existing price has been increased by 5P and accordingly their available sms credit is reworked.
Please take a note of the same and let us know in case of any queries.
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Regards,
Client Services Team,
SMSGATEWAYHUB
Monday, October 24, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Important Service Related Notice - Please Go through Carefully
Dear Customers
Important Service Related Notice - Please Go through Carefully
Eventually, after a long controversy, wait & confusions NCCPR (National Consumer Preference Register) scheduled to go into effect on the 27th Sep 2011, in this regard it is important to understand how these guidelines change the way we operate.
Messages can be classified as two
- Transactional Messages
- Marketing/Promotional Messages
Transactional Messages
“Transactional message” means an SMS containing only—
- Information sent to its customer(s) by the Bank or financial institution or insurance company or credit card company
- Information given by Airlines or Indian Railways or its authorised agencies to its passengers regarding travel schedules, ticket booking and reservation;
- Information from a registered educational institution to parents or guardians of its students;
Marketing/Promotional Messages
“Promotional message” means message containing promotional material or advertisement of a product or service
Message Submission Timings
As per new regulations, no telemarketing (Voice Call or SMS) is permitted between9.00 PM to 9.00 AM to any mobile subscribers strictly irrespective whether the number is registered with NCCPR Registry or not.
Changes : Messages would not accept after 9 PM till morning 9 AM.
Sender ID/Header for promotional Messages
From 27th Sep 2011 onwards dynamic Sender ID would not be provided for any customers for sending marketing/promotional messages. Instead of Dynamic Sender ID we will provide you with a unique 5 digit number assigned by Operator to us
Example
BA-154234
Where ‘B’ stands for the operator code here its “BSNL”
‘A’ stands for the service area here its “Andhra”
‘-‘ is the delimiter
‘1’ defines the category of promotional message from 1-7 of partially blocked category
‘54234’ indicates five digits allocated to us by our operator
Changes: From 27th Sep 2011 onwards dynamic Sender ID would not be provided for any customers for sending marketing/promotional messages.
Categories available for a customer to subscribe
Code | Category |
1 | Banking/Insurance/Financial products/credit cards |
2 | Real Estate |
3 | Education |
4 | Health |
5 | Consumer goods and automobiles |
6 | Communication/Broadcasting/Entertainment/IT |
7 | Tourism and Leisure. |
Sender ID/Header for Transactional Messages
BA-ABCDEF
Where ‘B’ stands for the operator code here its “BSNL”
‘A’ stands for the service area here its “Andhra”
‘-‘ is the delimiter
‘ABCDEF’ indicates six alphabets for company or organization sending transactional SMS
Transactional Gateway will be allocated only to following category of business
- Registered Companies
- Registered Banks & Financial Institution
- Insurance Company
- Credit Card Companies
- Registered Education Instituted (Only for sending information to parents)
- Airlines & Railway (Only for sending ticket & PNR details to passengers)
Only API Access will be given for sending transactional message with max 2 Sender ID’s (Subjected to Approval)
Changes: From 27th Sep 2011 onwards all allocated NON-DND route will be terminated and scrubbed against NCCPR Registry. We will be sending more details and documents required within a week to allocating transactional route.
We always worked to help our customers, while being 100% compliant with the new TRAI regulations applicable and requested your kind co-operation.
Thanks & Regards
SMSGATEWAYHUB
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
TRAI UPDATE
Updated: India’s SMS Spam Regulations To Be Applicable On 27th September 2011
Updated below: This just in: the SMS Spam regulations for India will be applicable on the 27th of September 2011, according to a notice from the Telecom Regulator TRAI. This follows an earlier statement from Telecom minister Kapil Sibal last month, that SMS Spam – rather, the incessant unsolicited ‘mobile marketing’ via Bulk SMS providers – will end within six weeks. Looks like he intends to keep his word, though the regulations have been postponed on a number of occasions in the past (see below).Download the new regulations here. We hope that some common ground has been found between the very restrictive regime proposed last year, and the NDNC which has so far failed to protect customers from being bombarded with spam (for example, I’ve got 17 spam messages over the last two days, mostly from LM and DM numbers)
Highlights of the Sixth Ammendment:
- Every Access Provider shall withdraw before the 26th September, 2011 all telecom resources allocated to a telemarketer except those telecom resources which have been allocated in accordance with the provisions of the regulations.
- The DoT has provided the ’140’ number series to be allocated to telemarketers for fixed line network. Access Providers have to make relevant provisions in their network before
allocation of resources to telemarketers using ‘140’ numbering series from fixed line network.
- A customer may exercise his option to receive messages for the following preferences: 1- Banking/Insurance/Financial products/credit cards, 2- Real Estate, 3- Education, 4- Health, 5- Consumer goods and automobiles, 6- Communication/Broadcasting/
- Every Access Provider shall ensure that any commercial communication including SMS, other than transactional messages, is sent to a customer only between 0900 Hrs to 2100 Hrs.
- The Authority has also modified the definition of transactional messages considering the practical aspect of business, and has included banks, insurance companies, securities and other financial institutions as well as DTH operators under the category.
- Public authorities who wish to send SMSs in public interest can be exempted from the regulations.
- For sending the promotional messages, the telemarketers will use an alphanumeric identifier in the format XY-RZZZZZ where X stands for code allotted to Access provider, Y stands for service area, as specified by the Authority from time to time and R being any digit from 0 to 7, where 0 indicate that the SMS is commercial communication and ZZZZZ indicates five digit unique identification code allotted to telemarketer by the Access Provider. As and when additional preferences are specified by the Authority, the same will be assigned number 8 onwards for ’R’.”
- No Access Provider shall permit sending of more than one hundred SMS per day per SIM or three thousand SMS per month per SIM.
- The Authority may by direction, from time to time, specify the category of SMS which shall be excluded from the limit of one hundred SMS per day per SIM, provided the customer gives an undertaking to the access provider that he shall not use such telephone number for sending any commercial communications and the provider shall enter, in the listmaintained in the National Telemarketer Register, the telephone number, name and address of such customers.
- A customer can change his preferences in the NCPR after seven days of making any changes. This was previously kept at three months.
for more Detail visit : http://www.trai.gov.in/
Regards,
SMSGATEWAYHUB
Thursday, September 1, 2011
HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY
Saturday, August 20, 2011
What is the meaning of first TM, TD, TA in bulk sms
What is the meaning of first TM, TD, TA in bulk sms
Service Provider Codes:
A: Bharti Airtel and Bharti Hexacom
B: BSNL
C: Datacom
D: Aircel and Dishnet Wireless
E: Reliance Telecom
H: HFCL
I: Idea Cellular, Aditya Birla Telecom
L: Loop Telecom and BPL
M: MTNL
P: Spice Communications
R: Reliance Communications
S: S. Tel Ltd
T: Tata Teleservices, Tata Teleservices Maharashtra
U: Unitech Group of Companies (Telenor)
V: Vodafone Group of Companies
W: Swan Telecom
Y: Shyam Telecom
B: BSNL
C: Datacom
D: Aircel and Dishnet Wireless
E: Reliance Telecom
H: HFCL
I: Idea Cellular, Aditya Birla Telecom
L: Loop Telecom and BPL
M: MTNL
P: Spice Communications
R: Reliance Communications
S: S. Tel Ltd
T: Tata Teleservices, Tata Teleservices Maharashtra
U: Unitech Group of Companies (Telenor)
V: Vodafone Group of Companies
W: Swan Telecom
Y: Shyam Telecom
Service Area Codes
A: Andhra Pradesh
B: Bihar
D: Delhi
E: UP (East)
G: Gujarat
H: Haryana
I: Himachal Pradesh
J: Jammu & Kashmir
K: Kolkata
L: Kerala
M: Mumbai
N: North East
O: Orissa
P: Punjab
R: Rajasthan
S: Assam
T: Tamil Nadu, including Chennai
V: West Bengal
W: UP (West)
X: Karnataka
Y: Madhya Pradesh
Z: Maharashtra
A: Andhra Pradesh
B: Bihar
D: Delhi
E: UP (East)
G: Gujarat
H: Haryana
I: Himachal Pradesh
J: Jammu & Kashmir
K: Kolkata
L: Kerala
M: Mumbai
N: North East
O: Orissa
P: Punjab
R: Rajasthan
S: Assam
T: Tamil Nadu, including Chennai
V: West Bengal
W: UP (West)
X: Karnataka
Y: Madhya Pradesh
Z: Maharashtra
For More Detail Visit : smsgatewayhub.com or call 7354673546
Friday, August 19, 2011
HAPPY JANMASHTAMI
Monday, August 15, 2011
Anna hazare–Fast till Death
Anna Hazare is one of India’s well honored social activists. His life is being devoted for fighting against corruption. He started his steps from Ralegan siddhi and moved towards the betterness of whole India. Currently he is fighting for Government Lokpal Bill 2011. You may register your presence by giving a call to 022-61550789 as you will call on this number it will be disconnected and your number will be registered for this support.
Key Feature of LokPal Bill is to create An institution called LOKPAL at the centre and LOKAYUKTAin each state to remove the corruption from India.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Independence Day SMS / Text Messages
India's Independence Day is observed on 15th August and INDIA Independence Day is observed on 15th August. It is celebrated all over the country through flag hosting. Send Independence day greetings message to your friends and family.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
With majority of the Indian population still English illiterate and mobile penetration reaching close to 50%, gives a great opportunity for marketers/advertisers to capitalize on this and launch SMS advertising campaigns to reach this huge pool of customers in their local language.
This is where Smsgatewayhub introduction of Unicode SMS (SMS in regional language) will fit into the Marketer’s scheme of things. On 8th March 2010, mVaayoo launched the feature of sending Bulk SMS in regional language through the existing SMS platform which is being used by 3000+ enterprises in India.
This platform makes it extremely easy for the marketer to launch his SMS promotion campaign in regional language within 5 steps,
1-Login, 2-Enter mobile numbers 3-Choose the language, 4-Type the Message &5-Send
To start with Smsgatewayhub has introduced 9 Local Indian languages,
1. Hindi
2. Marathi
3. Telugu
4. Tamil
5. Kannada
6. Punjabi
7. Malayalam
8. Gujarati
9. Bengali
2. Marathi
3. Telugu
4. Tamil
5. Kannada
6. Punjabi
7. Malayalam
8. Gujarati
9. Bengali
With the feedback from the customers & looking into the latest market requirements, we will launch even more languages in the future and probably launch some more new features like Voice SMS to reach larger population based in India.
For any further information on Regional Language SMS, please send in your queries to support@smsgatewayhub.com or call at +919039448000.
Promotions Team @ your service
Want to push SMS to a bigger base (5 lacs and above)!!!! Our Promotions team will do it for you.
smsgatewayhub Promotion team will help you in scheduling your promotion on time. If your base consists of more than 5 lac mobile numbers then simply mail your message and database to us. Promotions team will schedule, push, monitor and provide delivery reports of the campaign. This way you can sit back and outsource your SMS / Voice promotion activity to us.
Promotions team & technical support team ensures that we deliver your message ontime to your customers. For any clarification on this please feel free to call us at 90394 48000
Promotions team & technical support team ensures that we deliver your message ontime to your customers. For any clarification on this please feel free to call us at 90394 48000
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