If anyone customer of this company write about there service.

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This thread from asks whether Dove-Soft (a bulk SMS vendor) is genuine. Early replies show unfamiliarity with the name, so below is a short, practical due‑diligence checklist and a few red flags to use before sending money or migrating traffic. Also note that telecom rules and compliance requirements have changed since 2013, so verify current local regulations before you buy. Replies above (including and ) are a good prompt to be cautious.

  • Confirm business identity: ask for company registration documents, a verifiable street address and a working phone number. Request at least one business reference you can call.
  • Get a limited test: insist on a low‑cost trial balance and send test messages to numbers on different carriers. Verify full delivery receipts (DLRs) and timings.
  • Check technical details: request API docs (SMPP or HTTP), rate limits, unicode/concatenation support, sender ID handling, and sample DLR formats. Try a sandbox or temporary credentials.
  • Verify compliance and security: ask how they handle DND/opt‑out rules, data retention, and encryption. Confirm refund, SLA, and dispute procedures.
  • Do independent checks: WHOIS/SSL age, social media mentions, and complaint threads. Beware unusually low pricing or payment by untraceable methods.

Red flags: no phone, no test sends, no API docs, refusal to provide references, or pressure to pay upfront without a contract. If any of these appear, run one small paid test only — otherwise prefer an established provider.

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If anyone customer of this company write about there service.

Have you google it and read the reviews? I never heard of them.

search for reviews... that name is very strange to me.

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