Well oddly enough when you text a cell phone it's like emailing someone, in a sense that it actually uses an email address.
This is some sample code from my SMS spammer I made a long time back:
To get this started you need to do some imports at the top of your form or class:
Then the code for sending the email:
Now this was a chunk of code taken from the actual program and sitting as it wont work correctly.
Somethings that need to be changed:
My.settings.user_name and My.settings.password , My.setttings.email
You can just Dim 3 variables as string and sub those in.
Provider is the cell phone carrier and txt_number is well their cell number.
I'll be nice and also include the sms addresses.
You can ignore the case statements and just pull the address's from it
This is some sample code from my SMS spammer I made a long time back:
To get this started you need to do some imports at the top of your form or class:
Code:
Imports System.Net.Mail
Imports System.Net
Imports System.DiagnosticsThen the code for sending the email:
Code:
Dim smtp As SmtpClient = Nothing
Dim sms_message As New MailMessage()
sms_message.From = New MailAddress(My.Settings.email)
sms_message.To.Add(txt_number.Text & provider)
sms_message.Subject = txt_subject.Text
sms_message.Body = txt_message.Text
smtp = New SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com")
smtp.Port = 587
smtp.EnableSsl = True
' Edit email address and password accorindingly. You don't need to have @gmail.com
smtp.Credentials = DirectCast(New NetworkCredential(My.Settings.user_name, My.Settings.password), ICredentialsByHost)
smtp.Send(sms_message)
ProgressBar1.PerformStep()Now this was a chunk of code taken from the actual program and sitting as it wont work correctly.
Somethings that need to be changed:
Code:
smtp.Credentials = DirectCast(New NetworkCredential(My.Settings.user_name, My.Settings.password), ICredentialsByHost)My.settings.user_name and My.settings.password , My.setttings.email
You can just Dim 3 variables as string and sub those in.
Code:
sms_message.To.Add(txt_number.Text & provider)I'll be nice and also include the sms addresses.
You can ignore the case statements and just pull the address's from it
Code:
If country = "USA" Then
Select Case cmb_phone_services.SelectedIndex
Case 0
provider = "@vtext.com"
Case 1
provider = "@txt.att.net"
Case 2
provider = "@message.alltel.com"
Case 3
provider = "@page.nextel.com"
Case 4
provider = "@myboostmobile.com"
Case 5
provider = "@tmomail.net"
Case 6
provider = "@vmobl.com"
Case 7
provider = "@messaging.sprintpcs.com "
Case 8
provider = "@msg.acsalaska.com"
Case 9
provider = "@gocbw.com"
Case 10
provider = "@rinasms.com"
Case 11
provider = "@email.uscc.net"
Case 12
provider = "@viaerosms.com"
Case 13
End Select
ElseIf country = "Canada" Then
Select Case cmb_phone_services.SelectedIndex
Case 0
provider = "@txt.bell.ca"
Case 1
provider = "@msg.telus.com"
Case 2
provider = "@vmobl.com"
Case 3
provider = "@sms.sasktel.com"
Case 4
provider = "@msg.koodomobile.com"
Case 5
provider = "@fido.ca"
Case 6
provider = "@pcs.rogers.com "
End Select
ElseIf country = "UK" Then
Select Case cmb_phone_services.SelectedIndex
Case 0
provider = "@sms.t-mobile.at"
Case 1
provider = "@orange.pl"
Case 2
provider = "@sms.mymeteor.ie"
Case 3
provider = "@text.plusgsm.pl"
Case 4
provider = "@t-mobile.uk.net"
Case 5
provider = "@tachyonsms.co.uk"
Case 6
provider = "@sms.ycc.ru"
End Select
End If
its just i dont know how to code
