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From: Andy Burns <usenet@andyburns.uk>
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Subject: Re: texst to a landline
Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2025 19:17:46 +0000
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Frank Slootweg wrote:

> Andy Burns wrote:
>
>> Here in the UK, text messages *can* be delivered to landlines, either to
>> text-capable phones using an extension of the caller-ID delivery
>> mechanism, or via a robot voice ... 
> 
> For my setup in The Netherlands (Vodafone mobile, Ziggo VOIP landline
> (via cable Internet) it does not work. Landline phone doesn't ring, SMS
> on the smartphone silently fails, but is charged by Vodafone :-).
I recently converted my PSTN+VDSL service to VDSL-only, which frees up 
the PSTN number and can either be dropped, or ported to a VoIP provider.

I sent a text from my mobile (O2/Telefonica) to my VoIP landline, 
previously it would arrive as text, because I have a gigaset DECT which 
is CLI/SMS compatible, but today it arrived using the fallback robot 
voice method.

Trying to send a text from the DECT to mobile did nothing, except return 
an error after several minutes.

Not sure if there's a method for SMSoVoIP?  Given that T.38 exists for 
FAXoVoIP, I presume there's a standard somewhere?