Contact Scheduled Support

by R.J.Bob

Doesn’t actually send text automatically at a certain time. Only reminds you to send text. That’s what Siri and the built in reminder app already does. Also, This app requires all kind of access to your private info, and then uses Mixpanel!!!. It requires access to your entire contact list.
To me, it seems easy enough to design app to just dial in the phone number manually. Yet it only works with complete access to your entire contact list. And then it uses Mixpanel to track all your activity. Sorry. Don’t trust it. If it only reminds you to send a message, then why would it need access to all my contact’s private phone numbers, address, emails address, birthdays and other private information and uses Mixpanel to collect all data like OS, IP, Location, Access times, Every website visited and Every interaction on device. Heck. It even tracks all your clicks.
So All that information is required to simply remind you to text somebody?

by MsGoTime

The App is eligible to send the text automatically when “scheduled” with proper date and time which I like. The downside is the App does not show my personal # as sender with the purchase of the premium subscription which is not good for who I am texting. They don’t recognize the message hence not professional for mass text and response for my business. Customer service team is very responsive and from what I have read they have made some improvements to the app over the years. I would have kept my subscription had my personal number shown instead of a random number. Granted I am able to put a signature at the bottom of the message it is still not efficient for what I need. The $10 business plan is also not an option. I will just set reminders in my phone to send text and save myself $3.50 per month for the premium subscription.

by Not What I Need

I emailed back and forth with this developer and still can't get a straight answer how much it costs to send more than 5 msgs per month, a limit they weren't even disclosing until people started complaining. Now they say in their responses to other reviews that the charges are due to using an outside service to auto send SMS msgs, which raises other questions about privacy, security, and if msgs will appear to come from my number or not? (This app is useless to me if my recipients get my SMS from a number other than mine. I don't mind paying them for a service that works well, but their evasiveness raises red flags. They should also dump the monthly subscription in favor of selling 5, 10, or 30 packs of msgs that you can use at your own pace. I agree with other reviewers that said these guys appear to be greedy. It's a shame because I've been waiting for an iOS auto send app for years.