Step 1:
Once you have logged into the Bulk SMS system, click on "Send SMS".

Under "Select an Option", right at the bottom you will see "Buy Package - EFT". Select that option, then you will see a window pop open and say:

"Initiating e-Commerce.... Depending on your bandwidth, this may take several seconds. Please wait..."

Step 2:
Once the page has opened you will see a form that you need to complete and a drop down menu of the number of SMS' you wish to purchase. Complete the form to send through the request.

Step 3:
Please Note: You have not yet purchased the SMS' you have merely placed an order, an automated email will be sent through to you to confirm the order.

You will still need to make payment for the SMS' then once you have made the payment you will need to fax / email through the proof of payment.

Once the proof of payment has been received your SMS' will be released.

Temporary Internet Files & Cookies

What is most likely happening is your machine is caching the old info - which means it is storing it in it's memory and not looking for the new info.

Step 1: Try and press CTRL+F5, this is a super refresh and tells the server to send the new info through, rather than trying to use the old info. However if this does not work then...

Step 2: Delete your temporary internet files, and also clear your cookies.

This is done on your browser:
Click - Tools / Internet Options / Then under "Browsing History" follow the instructions.

For any client that requests to unsubscribe from your SMS service, notify them of the following:

Unsubscribe function works as follows:
Send absolutely any SMS to: "31397" The system will then permanently remove any reference on the system to the cell number that sent the message to 31397*.

*SMS Charged at R0.86c per SMS

SPAM Definitions as per WASPA code of conduct:

“Spam” means unsolicited commercial communications, including unsolicited commercial messages as described below:

Any commercial message is considered unsolicited (and hence spam) unless:

(a) the recipient has requested the message;
(b) the message recipient has a direct and recent prior commercial relationship with the message originator and would reasonably expect to receive marketing communications from the originator; or
(c) the organisation supplying the originator with the recipient’s contact information has the recipient’s explicit consent to do so.