Since mid-2001, several mobile operators have introduced a so-called "internetworking charge". So any connection will be charged to the sender. Here we will print out the list of all the operators and their costs.

This operators charge internetworking:

• Austria: Mobilkom A1 (US$ 0.080)

• Austria: T-Mobile A1 (US$ 0.080)

• Belgium: Base (US$ 0.030 )

• Belgium: Mobistar (US$ 0.080 )

• Belgium: Proximus (US$ 0.080 )

• France: Bouygues (US$ 0.080)

• France: SFR (US$ 0.080)

• France: FTMI Orange (US$ 0.080)

• Germany: E-Plus (US$ 0.080)

• Germany: Viag Interkom (US$ 0.080)

• Germany: Quam (US$ 0.080)

• Germany: D1 T-Mobil (US$ 0.080)

• Germany: D2 Vodafone (US$ 0.080)

• Italy: Vodafone Omnitel (US$ 0.030)

• Italy: Tim (US$ 0.030 )

• Italy: Wind (US$ 0.030 )

• Italy: TRE-H3G (US$ 0.060)

• Netherlands: Vodafone/Libertel (US$ 0.080)

• Netherlands: Ben/T-Mobile (US$ 0.080)

• Netherlands: Dutchtone/Orange (US$ 0.080)

• Netherlands: KPN Mobile (US$ 0.080)

• Poland: PTK Centertel (US$ 0.060)

• Portugal Optimus (US$ 0.080)

• Spain: Airtel Vodafone (US$ 0.080)

• Spain: Amena (US$ 0.080)

• Spain: Telefonica (US$ 0.080)

• Spain: Xsfera Moviles (US$ 0.080)

• Sweden: Telia (US$ 0.080)

• Sweden: Comviq Tele2 (US$ 0.080)

• Sweden: Vodafone (US$ 0.080)

• Sweden: H3G (US$ 0.080)

• Turkey: Turkcell (US$ 0.080)

• UAE: ETISALAT (US$ 0.070)

• UK: Vodafone (US$ 0.070)

• UK: T-Mobile (US$ 0.070)

• UK: Orange (US$ 0.070)

• UK: O2 (US$ 0.070)

For each sms sent, the charge will be calculated on the profile tarif based of the Client, in addition of the Rate of Interconnection.