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Quick guide to Account Alerts

Getting Account Alerts on your cellular phone or mobile device

Thanks to text messaging, you can get Alerts on your cellular phone!  When you create an Account Alert, just select Mobile eMail and enter the Text Message address for your phone.  When an Account Alert is generated, a short version of your Account Alert will be sent directly to your phone.

Don’t know your phone’s Text Messaging address?
No problem.  Wireless Text Messaging addresses usually consist of your ten-digit cellular phone number (without dashes), followed by “@” and the service provider’s domain name.

	Common Text Messaging Address Formats:
	AT&T Wireless**: number@mobile.att.net CellularOne West: number@mycellone.com Cingular: number@cingularme.com Edge Wireless: number@sms.edgewireless.com Nextel: number@messaging.nextel.com Qwest: number@qwestmp.com Sprint PCS: number@messaging.sprintpcs.com T-Mobile USA: number@tmomail.net Verizon Wireless: number@vtext.com Virgin Mobile USA: number@vmobl.com

** ATT Wireless customers please note: your mobile text message address will remain the same even though Cingular and ATT have merged. However, if you migrate your phone service package from an ATT plan to a Cingular plan, your mobile text message address will change to your ten-digit phone number followed by @cingularme.com

We highly recommend that you send a test message to your cell phone first, using your usual eMail delivery system, to be sure that you can receive text messages properly.

Please be aware that some wireless service providers charge a nominal fee per text message received or sent.  Check with your wireless carrier for full details.  If your wireless carrier is not listed above, or you have trouble receiving a text message, please contact the carrier directly.