Here’s something I recently came across… and it actually works!!
Yes, you can send free SMS messages to Indian phones. And its not an Indian website!! 
Send it via a web browser, install the software on your PC or use it on your JAVA enabled mobile phone. Saves money!! The only catch – it inserts a promotional signature in every message. What the fuck, its free!! And it required no activation when I registered. They do collect your personal information like you cellphone number and the name of your operator and all. But I have personally never recevied any SPAM.
http://www.mobik.com
Remember to thank me when you send a message succcessfully 
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