Is There Any Way Way For Me To Text My Girlfriend On Her Us T-mobile Phone In Mexico

How do you send a text message from the US to Mexico?

Use +52 1 and then the cellphone number. You can replace the + with 011. Remember that for mexican cellphone numbers you need to prefix the 1. Some people when they shared their cellphone in mexico they will use the 044. But don't use that prefix, use the remainder.

What does it mean when you ring a mobile and you get this line is busy?

What does it mean when you ring a mobile and you get this line is busy?  Well Amanda, after reading the question I first checked to see if you are from a non english speaking country or a young kid. Apparently not, so I assume your qustion is genuine. Since you are in Australia you would generally get an engaged signal if you called someone on a cell phone (mobile).  However, after a bit of googling  I found a quora answer which dealt with it. Lee Sanchez, I'm a Truecaller Brand Ambassador4.8k ViewsIf you're calling the same number and always gives you a busy tone, the person you're calling is either blocked your number or forwarded your call to a busy line.  You can tell if your call is blocked by someone by listening and timing. A very short and sometimes unheared ring followed by a busy tone means that person has blocked your number. And you can tell if your number is forwarded to another number with a delayed tone or delayed automated operator. It appears that the same rule goes for australia and I assume someone has blocked your calls.  Thank you to Lee Sanchez for a precise response.

How can I send a text and not show my number but use someone else's number as the sender?

You cannot do that. And don't bother with the apps that say you can because they do not work, your number will still show up.The only thing I would suggest is to go with one of the text for free apps online. With those it will come up a different number than your number. And you can remain anonymous.But I do believe most of them will add "sent from Text-em" or "sent from Text4Free" on the bottom of the text. Unless of course you pay for the premium service.Edit: This question now reads texting or calling, from a different number, and that you can indeed do.There is an android app called "Caller ID Faker" in Google Play, I'm not sure if they also have it for iphone.Check out "CallerIDFaker.com Original App"https://play.google.com/store/ap...Anyways the app let's you put any number you want in the "calling from". And you can change your voice, so the possibilities are endless as to what number you want to show up when you call the person. And yes, you can use it to prank someone.I once played a trick on a friend, and used the California Lottery as the calling from number. I told him he won the 2nd chance lottery. He of course was skeptical, but when he reverse looked up the number that called him, it was actually from the lottery office. So, I'm not sure but I think he went to the lottery office the next day to try to retrieve his winnings.My boyfriend at the time, used the police department number and called a friend to tell him he was under investigation. The best line of that whole phone call was:....FRIEND: How do I know if this is a real call, I mean what police station calls someone at 1:00am?BOYFRIEND: I know it's late but this is the time we do it.FRIEND: This has to be a friend of mine, playing some sort of joke.BOYFRIEND:This is no joke sir...FRIEND: What?BOYFRIEND: This is no joke...We can come to your house right now; we have badges, we have guns, we have cars. If this is a joke then it's pretty elaborate.

How do I get a USA phone number to receive Bank of America's Safepass text messages from overseas?

If you are in the USA, sign up for Google Voice.  Google Voice  That will give you a free USA number that happens to accept voice calls and text messages. Upon receipt of any of those, it can connect to your Android smartphone (through a data network, of course, either WiFi or cellular data wherever you are) and ring the call there (Voice over IP or VoIP)  or, send you an email with the SMS text.It also works with iPhone, there is also a Google Voice app for iOS.I have used this method to get confirmation SMS for banks and some other services with excellent results.Another recommendation I can give you that has served me extremely well for the purpose of having data abroad and therefore connectivity and all it implies; is the following:I have found and used what, up to now, works for me as a phenomenal solution to get DATA (data only) on your cell phone while traveling to many countries worldwide. The original background story is: I needed to buy a Data SIM that worked across many countries in Europe, as I will be driving across for about a month, buying local SIMs didn't work well, because I'd needed data while on the road and I wouldn't be changing SIMs at the moment of crossing borders...(which borders nowadays in Europe,  anyway!)... Also, paying prepaid just for about 2 days per country would be an overkill.So, I found and used and recommend the KeepGo SIM which gives you 1Gb of roaming DATA for about USD$70 (maybe less when you read this,  as prices get lowered frequently) and the actual SIM works in about 100 countries, including European, American (US, Canada, Mexico and LatinAmerica) and some Asian, the unused bandwidth lasts for up to 1 year on your SIM.http://go.referralcandy.com/shar...Disclaimer: I got this URL which will give (you) an extra 15% discount to the ones who buy the KeepGO SIM and will give a little free data bonus to me, if you use it.   We both gain a little bit.   I am NOT associated with KeepGo in any way, except for being a customer, a happy satisfied customer.http://go.referralcandy.com/shar...

What's the difference between T-Mobile and MetroPCS? Both are owned by the same company and use the same towers. Why should I pay more for T-Mobile service?

T-Mobile and MetroPCS are owned by the same company Deutsche Telekom and use the same network however this does not mean that they use the network equally.If you read the terms and conditions of MetroPCS on their website Details it states “as a feature differentiating MetroPCS-branded service and plans from T-Mobile-branded services, data of customers who choose T-Mobile branded service plans has precedence over data of customers who choose non T-Mobile-branded service plans, such as MetroPCS, when the network is presented with competing demands” as well as statingWhich says that in times and locations where the network is heavily loaded MetroPCS customer’s will have reductions in their data speeds to free up the network for T-Mobile customers. If you are a MetroPCS customer who uses a high amount of data you will definitely see your speed lowered when the network is at high capacity to make room for T-Mobile customers so T-Mobile customers can use their devices at high speeds.Other than having data prioritized below T-Mobile, MetroPCS customers must pay their bill on time otherwise there phone's service will need shut off. Example if your monthly bill is due in the 4th of each month if you don't pay by the 4th then on the 5th of the month your service will be shut off. On a postpaid contract phone with T-Mobile if you didn't pay by the 4th your phone service will still be active you just may recieve a late fee charge.Hope this helped.

Is there any Free calling app by that make call without mobile verification?

While seedy criminals and spies may prefer disposable phones, the rest of us can make do with disposable numbers, which are much cheaper and less wasteful. There are plenty of apps out there that let you disguise your phone number for a minimal fee. A handful of these apps also have some really useful extras, including self-destructing messages and the ability to handle multiple numbers.HushedHushed, developed by AffinityClick, is currently one of my favorite apps. The app has a beautiful, intuitive design and lets you select area codes from more than 40 different countries. It uses your data or Wi-Fi network to place the calls, so there are no expensive service charges for long-distance calls. There's also a voicemail box that's separate from your main one.Hushed also allows texting, though the feature is only available for the US, Canada, and the UK for now. If you prefer messages to self-destruct once they're opened, then Hushed has you covered there as well; simply turn on the included Private Messaging feature (which requires both parties to use Hushed) and you're all set.BurnerBurner, created by Ad Hoc Labs, has been around for some time. The app has a relatively clean layout, and allows you to call and text from a new private number that you select—but it's only available in the US and Canada. Unlike Hushed above, Burner numbers will use minutes from your normal carrier plan, but Burner does also have a separate voicemail inbox.Burner also allows you to connect your number to apps like Evernote, Slack, Dropbox, and SoundCloud, which opens up all kinds of creative and organizational possibilities. Note that Burner is not a way to remain anonymous; It's only for creating a layer of privacy between you and others. They do keep backups of data and corporate with law enforcement when subpoenaed.TextMe UpTextMe Up by TextMe Inc. is a pretty promising app for Android and iOS. You can select a US, Canadian, or foreign country number, and allows you to text for free in the US and Canada. You can also make calls to over 200 countries.The app is relatively new, and in my experience, it was a bit buggy. However, I think the app has a lot of potentials and is definitely worth checking out.In my opinion, you can completely avoid using apps and simply instead use services such as virtual phone providers. Where you can leave the number of your choosing and not your real one.