[dsincl12]

I've had the exact opposite experience.

I don't know how many 200 OK I've received but the message was never delivered (and soooo many times during vital demos). I had several support cases with them and they simply ignored me. My product is built around SMS so I could have been easy money for them if it actually worked reliably.

I ditched them for Twilio, never had any issues since then. A couple of months later someone from sales at MessageBird reached out to me on LinkedIn and asked if I wanted to try their service. Spilled my guts to him and he wasn't surprised...

How certain are you that your messages are delivered? When I started digging, it was scary how often it failed successfully.

[pg4]

Was it not a matter of leaving out a country code or something? I was getting 200 OKs and not receiving messages, until I realized that my number without a +1 in front is a valid Peruvian number.

[dsincl12]

Nope, unfortunately not. Really liked their API so it's sad I had to jump ship.

[robertvis]

This sounds like a terrible experience. Can you email me so we can look into it?