Send Free SMS Online With Chawt

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I’ve came across free SMS services from time to time, but most of them either don’t work for me or the free service is only applicable to specific region only. Chawt, on the other end here, works just fine! And I have to tell you, it’s really hard to find a free online SMS sending services nowadays.

This free SMS sending services requires you to sign up, and activate the account with your cell phone. Just paste the code sent to your phone on the form, activate it and you are good to go. I’ve tested and my friends received them. The only drawbacks is the fact that every messages come attached with a line of advertisement. Well, for something free I wouldn’t complain too much.

Send SMS free with Chawt.

Thanks riotE for the heads up!

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Posted by hongkiat in Web 2.0, Web Tricks , at 06.24.08

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Comments

  1. ThunderWolf June 24th, 2008

    Great service, it works in Portugal. Thanks alot!

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  2. Myo Kyaw Htun June 24th, 2008

    Nice found!

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  3. yok June 24th, 2008

    this is good but will it ever cost me any thing

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  4. Bull3t June 24th, 2008

    I love these type of services; I normally use http://www.cbfsms.com, but it is nearly always unavailable to free senders. Chawt looks good though.

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  5. hongkiat June 24th, 2008

    It’s a savior, a gift for that disappointing Mobik (free sms sender)

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  6. iCalvyn June 24th, 2008

    another service which use mobik system are call smsbuddies, almost same as mobik…

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  7. PaPu June 24th, 2008

    It really works!
    Good!

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  8. Deca June 25th, 2008

    I works for me :)

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  9. ThunderWolf June 25th, 2008

    Yok, it will never cost you anything.

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  10. Yok June 25th, 2008

    cool free sms thx

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  11. paskal June 25th, 2008

    cool… i’ll add this to my backup list, just in case when i cant topup my maxis.. hehe :P

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  12. maverick June 25th, 2008

    Awesome! it works in Malaysia :D Thanks HongKiat!!

    Reply
  13. Selina June 27th, 2008

    Thank you for this information~! Deaf people can use free sms since they cannot top up.. Most of deaf community used SMS texting only. :) I will inform my deaf friends about this service :D

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  14. MobiYard June 28th, 2008

    Did you guys got to use MobiYard Software ?? Check this out Free Mobile SMS Worldwide.. Let me know if anyone have used it.

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  15. manawphyu June 30th, 2008

    Hello!
    I visting you site.

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  16. RichRox July 1st, 2008

    Dont know if it works, im from Sweden, but it looks great. Have contacted support since my country wasnt listed.

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  17. soul^blade July 8th, 2008

    you can use arakian.com to send free sms to any telco in malaysia. limited to 3 smses perday.

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  18. sohn July 9th, 2008

    I don’t know it works or not in Thailand. I will try. Thank dude!

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  19. Marcin July 9th, 2008

    That is stupid. If I had a cellphone, why would I need to use an SMS service? These SMS websites are for people who do not have cellphones, who want to text a cellphone.

    MSN Messenger allows you to have SMS conversations with another person, and I don’t even need to have a cellphone! Completely free for me.

    Just add a new contact to your list, add them as a mobile device and write their phone number. Then start a conversation with the mobile user, and all messages will be texted to their cellphone. Doesn’t require cellphone.

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  20. krishan kuamr bidawatka July 15th, 2008

    hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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  21. krishan kuamr bidawatka July 15th, 2008

    hiiiiiiiiii

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  22. love guru July 15th, 2008

    hi

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  23. Jumbean July 17th, 2008

    Actually I think the main driving force for people to send web sms is because it cost a bomb to send SMSes overseas. Also, some countries don’t really have cheap SMS packages. So for like myself, I basically overshot my quota every month, and pay through my teeth for SMSes.

    So when I’m online, I just use http://www.chawt.com to send instead.

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  24. aniss July 18th, 2008

    cool

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  25. mai July 28th, 2008

    MAI
    GOD with u

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  26. mai July 28th, 2008

    hi

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  27. محمد July 29th, 2008

    I LOVE YOU

    Reply
  28. ALI July 30th, 2008

    DSDDDDDDDDDD

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  29. zct823 July 31st, 2008

    waaa, this is very useful for phone who run out of credits… thanx yo!!!

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  30. defekt July 31st, 2008

    Please help me! I want to use Chawt but I can’t because my country is not on the list. so i sent a message to support@chawt.com, but nothing! Any tips please?

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  31. faith joy kiki August 13th, 2008

    good morning,
    i would kindly request to register me in sending the free sms to my friends

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  32. Anonymous September 5th, 2008

    To Marcin: Besides Jumbean’s point that it’s expensive to send overseas sms, Chawt reflects your mobile number and it’s useful info as the recipient can just reply via his mobile phone??? Which maybe a local sms while MSN Messenger is considered a global sms if the recipient reply???

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  33. Messmoguy September 16th, 2008

    Guys, instead of taking a pain of sending sms from website; how would it be if you could send free sms from your own mobile to any mobile. Check out Messmo; new but works well for sending free sms.

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  34. sneaky September 18th, 2008

    I like the Cellity product, but find I am mostly using it for TXT’ing. There are a few other good Java based TXT products out there as well. Check out Messmo for SMS, and if you want IM, the products like Nimbuzz and Qeep.

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  35. tamer September 21st, 2008

    dfghrw

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  36. ordersomabuyg September 22nd, 2008

    Wow Cool !
    Super Man
    Nice Site

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  37. davidd October 10th, 2008

    Sending and receiving short messages results in no fees through cellity. Your provider will not charge for any costly texts/SMS anymore when you use our freeSMS tool -only the cost of data traffic (via GPRS) if any. And the best part: It works all over the world, with any cellphone contract and with up to 2048 characters. No new
    phone number, no new SIM card, no new contract required.

    Reply

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