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To what number to we send text messages to Sandy at?
I have spent some time looking for something that explains how we contact Sandy via text messages (if we wanted to) so that I could add the number to my cell phone, just in case. I figure it's quicker to ask here so that I can get back to working with the ever-flirtatious Sandy on setting up my schedule.
I’m unsure
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Inappropriate?Hi Tabbs,
You cannot send text messages directly to Sandy at this time. But you can use Twitter via text messages to send stuff to Sandy. See
http://iwantsandy.com/help/twitter
for all the details.
Best,
David
I’m lovin' the Sandy Twitter interface
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Inappropriate?Thanks Theory, I'll stick to emails :) (especially since they're free!)
Nice to know what your options are though.
I’m amused
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Inappropriate?Well Twitter is free, too. I use it with Sandy a lot. She likes it, too. ;-)
Best,
David
I’m Twitterific
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Inappropriate?ok, I don't have twitter, so I just want to clarify before I go sign up and spend time setting up. :) If I twitter I can text to Sandy just like regular. I can set up reminders and lists? My phone won't email Sandy, which just frustrates me to no end. I need to be able to text Sandy!! Is this my best bet? Any helpful hints before I head over to twitter? thanks so much!
I’m going to be happy if it works
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Inappropriate?To twitter sandy you have to send her a twitter direct message. But all you have to do to do that is "d s r event at 5 pm @todo @noreply" for example. The "d" tells twitter that you are sending a direct message. The "s" is Sandy's twitter username. The "r" is the short hand for remind me.The "Event at 5pm" is what you want to be reminded of and the time. The "@todo @noreply" is tags (if you want to add them).
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