How to choose a company that sends short messages in groups?

3. Check the operating years: companies that have been engaged in SMS business for four or five years or more generally have a good reputation. Because of the fierce competition in the SMS market, companies with bad reputation can't last forever, so they can only make a shot to change places, re-register companies and re-register websites. Don't believe what they say on their website that the company has been operating for n years, and that thing can be written by itself. The best way is to look at the registration date on the business license, but it is more troublesome to check and easy to falsify. The most effective way is to check the registration time of the domain name of their website, because this thing can't be changed even if the father of their company leader is Li Gang. Generally, a company must have its own website within one year of its establishment, especially in industries that rely heavily on the Internet for sending short messages. The way is to check online. Including the name of the registrant! Four: Don't trust companies with less than fifty cents. If you have friends in China Mobile, China Unicom or China Telecom, you will know the cost of operators. Maybe give you a point. Two o'clock? The company that gives you this price will definitely deduct the delivery, that is, 40% to 60% of the delivery. Many hairs can't even be saved. Some companies tell you that they represent the portal and have no choice but to lose money because of the heavy workload. Their advertisements hang up year after year, losing money year after year. These are five well-known lies in the industry: check and send reports on their SMS management platform (if not, don't consider it). Ordinary companies have issued reports, but many reports are false. Fake reports often only tell you the total amount sent, how many mistakes made and how many times failed. This is too easy to fake. A good platform can tell you the sending status of each number. Just take the mobile phone to test it. You order 10000 pieces, you give him 10 to 20 numbers, and some of them are closed. See what feedback status they show after sending each number. For a good platform, the shutdown number is followed by: Unknown status. Until the number is turned on. The shutdown display failed, and the normal display succeeded. Comments and the total amount of success or failure in sending. Or direct telephone survey. Seven: Don't trust the SMS company that promises to send it immediately. There are more and more vehicles on the road, and there are only a few roads. A logistics company tells you that they can be unimpeded. Can you believe it? The same is true for mass texting. Eight: first put an end to free trials. There are often dozens or twenty experiments. Well done, you can catch big fish in the long run.