FAQs
Yes. If you do not have a camera phone, you can still be sent picture messages. Instead of being able to view the message on your mobile, you will receive a text message giving you a web address where you can go to view the media message.
This is because the messsage came from a country and operator that cannot send picture messages directly to O2 mobiles yet. Until that happens, every time that a user from that country and operator sends you a picture message, you’ll receive a text notification with a web address where you can go to view the picture message.
The same applies to when you send a picture message to a friend in that country and network. Your friend will receive a text notification with a web address where he/she can go to view the picture message.
You can reply to the message once from this website for free, with a text of up to 300 characters. If you want to send more messages, or you want to include photos and videos, you can send them from your mobile for the same price that you pay to send picture messages in the UK.
Your messages will be stored in this website for 7 days from the day that you received the text notification. During that period, you can access your message again using your mobile phone number and the PIN that you received in the text notification.
You will be able to access your message again for 7 days from the day that you received the text notification, using your mobile phone number and the PIN that you received in the text notification. Your message will be deleted after 7 days so, if you need to keep the items that your received with it (picture, video, audio/sound files), you will need to download them to your machine before the 7 days period elapses.
In this site, we use Real Player to play back your video items. If you don’t have Real Player, you will see a prompt to install it. If you install it, but you still have problems playing the video you’ve received, you’ll need to download it on your local machine and play it from there.
To play audio files, you can either use Windows Media player or Real Player. If you have any of these players, but you still cannot play the audio piece from this site, you will need to download it on your machine and play it from there.
