Send SMS Widget for Mac2.6

Doesn't work on Mountain Lion and has bad support.

You get this same capability in iChat for FREE. No need to pay $15 and a per message charge. iChat lets you receive replies too.

MacUpdate lists this program as FREE, and it is said to cost 10$ when we come to the download page !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Um, yeah, even *iChat* will do free SMS within the States. $5 for 50 SMSs is *double* what my giant mega-corporation mobile carrier charges for SMSs over plan allowance.

what he said...lets face it SMS 3.3 is just as good if not better and it's FREE!

FREE *cough* FREE http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19064

Very nice, good work. But, I'm so tired reading through websites to find out what services like this actually costs in the long run...please make it "no-doubt-able". especially when different countries have different SMS prices... thanks Klas

From their website: "The first purchase of SMS Mac combines an annual fee ($10) with 50 SMS ($5)." Does this mean that it costs $5 to send 50 SMS? So, every 50 SMS will be $5 from here on out, correct?

Work great from the UK, which other Widgets certainly do not. At 0.06p a text is it far cheaper than texting via my Mobile (0.25p each to text abroad) If it is not for you, then fine, but I feel it is very unfair to knock the guy personally for creating a Widget that many of us will find really useful.

If you don't like the service, go somewhere else. If you think a free service can do what this can, go for it, that's your choice. I was happy to pay for a quality widget, good work! -J

This is the only widget that I know of that supports (and supports well) international SMS messaging. In other words, if I'm in the USA, I can send an SMS message to Europe or Asia. The "you can get this free elsewhere" crowd doesn't seem to understand this. The portals that even the best ones hook into are USA messaging only.

This guy's attempt to cash in with his Widget AND with a (limited!) account can only be called GREEDY.

I don't know why some people are being so nasty about this very nice widget. It works fine and none of the other "free" ones work for the UK. If you're in the USA you have other options, but there's no need to be so insulting about this well-presented and efficient widget. Much easier to use this than fumbling with a mobile phone keypad.

What a waste of money. Yet another company trying to take money for services that you can get for free elsewhere. Look into the other sms widgets on macupdate that can do the same for free.

This product is simply the best, easiest to use SMS portal on the Mac platform. It's integration with Apple's address book is a terrific touch making it effortless to use. The only shortcoming is the present inability to receive a reply SMS. US SMS only options for the Mac (iChat) are simply not an alternative, as SMS usage within the US pales compared to it's widespread adoption and use outside of the US. This developer is practically the only one who has addressed this issue on the Mac platform, and the implementation and interface are peerless.

Are you serious? $10 a year to subscribe, then $5 per 50 SMS messages? That's WAAAY more than my mobile provider costs. You're basically paying for pretty here. Otherwise, a ridiculous waste of money.

Unless you are sending international messages AOL works fine for sending SMS for free!

You can send SMS messages for free from most mobile providers therefore rendering this widget less desirable.

Someone explain to me why I should pay $10, plus $.10 per message when AOL Instant Messenger does it absolutley for free? Dont pay for this program. Go get AIM, and then just send a message to +(1+desired phone number)

A happy customer here. Although these SMS are not free, they are half the price I pay to send them via my mobile provider, are delivered quickly, and when they arrive they say they are from my number. Great stuff. The Tiger Dashboard Widget is also very nice. Highly recommended!

I send my SMS from my computer through to my phone via Bluetooth. This widget wants me to pay to send SMS. Um, no. Unless you implement the idea of sending SMS by the means of what I just said, then you're product is not only useless to me, its expensive.

Using on mac OS 10.4 : + works as advertised + simple installer + test sms went from Australia to Philippines as quickly as my normal carrier +very handy +cheap - basic, should improve with further refinement I am a happy paying customer