1. Martyn Lewis

    Marketing Business Manager at Leekes

    21 November 2007 15:57pm

    Martyn Lewis

    Can anyone point me in the direction of an SMS provider that can help with a charitable trust that needs to raise money. I have seen donations by texting used elsewhere (e.g. donate £1 by texting to a premium number) but no idea who the provider was. Many thanks.

  2. Neil Berrecloth

    BDM at CPA Global

    22 November 2007 16:25pm

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    Hi Martyn,

    We at Mailtrack provide these types of services to a number of clients. Drop me a line at neil@mailtrack.com  and I'll be happy to run through the options.

    Cheers

    Neil

    On 15:57:47 21 November 2007 MartynLewis wrote:

    Can anyone point me in the direction of an SMS provider that can help with a charitable trust that needs to raise money. I have seen donations by texting used elsewhere (e.g. donate £1 by texting to a premium number) but no idea who the provider was. Many thanks.

  3. susan corless

    Email Campaign Manager at Butlins

    23 November 2007 08:40am

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    Hi Martyn,

    We would be able to assit you with this, we can provide either short or long codes for this purpose and it is relativly easy to set up.

    If you would like some further information please give me a call or email. / 01908 340 903.

    Best Regards

    Susan Corless

    RedEye

    http://www.redeye.com 

  4. Sonu Sayeed

    Digital Professional at SwipeZoom

    23 November 2007 09:40am

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    Hi Martyn

    Just saw your post and thought you and others interested in sms data would want to know about IPT's SMS file of 250,000 individuals who are currently donating or interested in donating to a charity with a flag agians the specific charity. Give me a shout fi you would like to discuss this or just need further details.

    Sonu Sayeed
    CSD-IPT
    0207932 4915

  5. Martyn Lewis

    Marketing Business Manager at Leekes

    23 November 2007 13:28pm

    Martyn Lewis

    Sonu,

    Thanks for the reply. Its a mental health charity based in South Wales so its fairly specific. If you think you might have a decent volume of opted-in individuals then I'd be interested to hear. Email is

    Thanks, Martyn

  6. tony white

    Online Publisher at Reed Business Information

    29 November 2007 11:20am

    tony white

    Try TXT4 - used them for fundraising SMS in a previous job - very good

  7. Ashley Friedlein Staff

    CEO at Econsultancy

    30 November 2007 09:42am

    Ashley Friedlein

    Hi Martyn

    I suspect pretty much all the mobile platform providers could do this for you, so it might be a matter of who can provide  this to you at the right sort of cost .

    If you look back through the presentations from our Supplier Showcases (at http://www.e-consultancy.com/knowledge/events/supplier-showcases.asp?showArchive=true) and look at the Mobile Marketing ones then you'll see a range of companies including most of the "usual suspects" in this space.

    Regards

    Ashley Friedlein
    CEO
    E-consultancy.com

  8. Zoe Hamson

    Account Executive at Incentivated

    04 December 2007 09:35am

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    Hi Martyn,

    Incentivated currently provide a text to donate solution to a number of leading charities in the UK such as Macmillan Cancer Support & The Children's Society. I would be happy to supply you with some information and a very competitive quote. We can build and host a GA WAPsite so that your charity could potentially increase all donation values with minimum effort. We also offer marketing support to ensure that you generate the maximum number of responses and therefore donations as possible. Feel free to give me a call and we can discuss in more depth. Best Wishes. Zoe

    On 15:57:47 21 November 2007 MartynLewis wrote:

    Can anyone point me in the direction of an SMS provider that can help with a charitable trust that needs to raise money. I have seen donations by texting used elsewhere (e.g. donate £1 by texting to a premium number) but no idea who the provider was. Many thanks.

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