How To Mail Merge SMS On Android

To mail merge SMS on Android, you can actually use some free apps and easily send personalized SMS to multiple recipients at once. These apps let you create a custom SMS template with the message body, tags, etc. Once done, you can choose multiple contacts from your phonebook (some even have the option to import contacts from CSV) and send the SMS. This is similar to mail merging Gmail emails, Facebook messages, etc.

How to Mail Merge SMS on Android

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SA Group Text Lite is another app that allows you to mail merge SMS on Android. This app is quite different from the apps explained above, as it requires you to create an Excel file to send personalized SMS to multiple recipients simultaneously. It uses the data from the Excel file in order to mail merge the SMS and send it. Apart from that, it also lets you edit the SMS parameters after importing the Excel file. This app has some additional options like schedule SMS, auto-send SMS, etc. Do note that the free version has a limit of 120 messages each time.

Step 1: To use this app for mail merge SMS, the first thing you would need to do is create an Excel file with the name of the recipients, their phone numbers, and the message. Just create 3 columns and put these details, as shown in the below image. Now, save or import the Excel file to your phone.

So, this is how you can now mail merge SMS on Android. These free apps make it very simple and convenient for you to create personalized SMS and send them to multiple recipients at once. They are free to use for as many SMS as you want to create and send. Try them out and let me know which app you liked in the comments.

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Step #1: Create your own mail merge templates using custom fields from the Contacts -> Custom Fields tab.Mandatory step: When importing contacts to your TextMagic account, you must merge the fields from your file with your TextMagic custom fields and fill out any new custom fields.

Step #2: As soon as you finish adding relevant data to all your custom fields, you can begin crafting your bulk SMS. Test your mail merge name tags by sending a mass text. Click on New message, add recipients and write your message using SMS tags. Click Send.

How to set up SMS templates: Log in to the desktop app and access the Templates menu. Click on Create new template, write your message, give it a name and save. You can edit, use or delete the template whenever you want. Keep in mind that you cannot insert mail merge tags directly into the SMS template.

Sending texts with mail merge tags & SMS templates: Click Compose to start writing your message. Add your recipients and write the message, or navigate to Message -> Insert Template to use a predefined text. Navigate to Message -> Insert Tag to add tags in the message. Click on Send.

For the desktop application: No. You can only add plain text to your message template.The good news is that you can add mail merge name tags to your message after inserting the SMS template.

Over the last week or so, the popular SMS to Gmail backup application SMS Backup+ has finally stopped working as a result of Google's Gmail API changes. When messages regarding the app's impending loss of functionality were sent out a few months back, our readers were understandably upset. After all, over five million people use SMS Backup+, and not just for backups, but for moving messages between devices and the convenience of Gmail-based threaded conversation view. Thankfully, SMS Backup+ has an IMAP-based workaround which still works.

Millions of people rely on the functionality provided by SMS Backup+, and it's Android Police's recommended SMS backup solution. The app's developer applied for an exemption, but it was denied. Given the delay in enforcement (the API changes were supposed to go into effect on July 15th), we had thought Google may have silently changed its mind when it came to the indispensable app, but the banhammer finally fell, breaking the app's ability to connect to Gmail.

It remains to be seen how SMS Backup+ will address the change in-app, but one-star reviews noting the loss of functionality are already pouring in on the Play Store. We reached out to SMS Backup+ developer Jan Berkel for insight into the app's future plans regarding the change, but a response was not immediately provided, and the developer has previously been silent to our inquiries regarding Gmail's API changes.

For the time being, there is a workaround, though. The application can still read and write SMS and MMS to your Gmail account via IMAP, it's just a bit more awkward to set up, since it's a manual process which requires that your Google/Gmail account have specific settings enabled.

Should you run into any issues, double-check that you followed the steps above precisely, that IMAP is enabled in Gmail, and that security for login in SMS Backup+ is set to TLS. For some of our readers, the server address needed to be added manually (imap.gmail.com:993).

If you are using SMS Backup+ for the first time now that the Gmail API ban is in effect, you'll get an error message when attempting to connect your account to the app, and the fallback web-based login method will fail. The instructions above should still work, though, and they did in our own testing.

I'm looking for a way to do the following: I have a contact with 2 numbers. He sends me messages through one number and I have to reply to the other one. I want to merge the threads and have a number to send by default.

Unfortunately you will not be able to run Hangouts directly as it will insist on update on each run. But it can be launched from any other app that wants to send SMS.If your stock dial application support messaging - launch hangouts from it. Alternatively you can install any good 3-rd party dial application (drupe worked for me). I just find contact, drag it to SMS, Hangouts is launched with a proper merged SMS thread. When sending you can select which number of destination contact to use. Nice feature of drupe is merging SMS with other IMs(skype, whatsup, viber, etc) into one feed per contact (only summary is there without message details).

• From within a conversation, tap the + icon.

• Tap eGifts.

• Select the eGift you want to send.

• If available, select the eGift style you like.

• Select the amount.

• Write your message.

• Choose how you want to pay for the eGift:Charge My VZ Account: When you charge an eGift to your Verizon Wireless account, it will appear on your next month's bill.

• Credit/Debit Card: You can use a new credit card or select one you've previously used and saved.To pay with a saved card:Tap the card you want to use.

• Enter your PIN.

• To pay with a new card:Enter the requested card info.

• If you plan to buy future eGifts with this card, make sure the box next to Save This Card Info is checked. The next time you buy an eGift, you won't be asked to enter your card information again.

• If you saved your card, you'll be asked to create a PIN. Enter your same PIN twice to verify it. Your PIN must be 4-6 numbers. Next time you use this card to pay, you'll be asked for the PIN to verify your purchase.

• Tap Create PIN.

• Tap OK.

• Tap PURCHASE.

You'll receive a text confirming that a purchase was made.The Account Owner will receive an email that a purchase was made.

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Sending an SMS to a large number of users can be a tedious task because you need to enter the users one by one. Shared Contacts for Gmail has the solution, a built in SMS solution with the ability to message labels as well as individual users!

Microsoft Outlook includes an SMS message feature that allows you to send text messages in the same way you would normally send or forward an email or calendar appointment to a contact. To use the standard, free Outlook SMS feature your business must have a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 account and a smartphone or wireless device running the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system or later. Many businesses won't meet these requirements, so Outlook offers another method for sending or forwarding messages through a third-party SMS text messaging service, which links to the program to send and receive text messages on your behalf. During Outlook's sign-up process for this service, you can select your current wireless provider's SMS text service or choose another wireless provider. 2ff7e9595c