kel

1 – Utterz has no character limit. SMS messages are limited to 140 or 160 characters, depending on your carrier. If you send text in an email to go@utterz.com, there’s no limit to the length of the text you send. And we have some new features coming very soon that will … oops, can’t say that. Sorry, the guys in the office just censored me.
2 – Partnerships with cell companies tend to be expensive and take a long time, whether “on deck” (on the menu that’s pre-loaded on a phone) or other marketing partnership. I can’t talk about our specific plans with carriers, but I can tell you that right now one of the many benefits of Utterz is that it works with any phone, on any carrier. And we’ve heard from many of our users that Utterz IS ADDICTIVE. Most carriers include unlimited long distance calling, so often there are no additional charges. Using the mobile site (at m.utterz.com) is very data intensive, so we do recommend an unlimited data plan for that.

If you have any other questions, please message me – I’m MichaelBayer on Utterz.

1) i have yet to encounter any character limit on utterz. the one issue i have is that if you have utterz feed twitter, it does not notify you when you passed twitter’ limit in your utter. this is compounded by the fact that utterz adds a tiny url, so often times your utters are cut off in twitter. i don’t like making my utter followers have to click on a url to see my full utter. as such, i no longer have utterz feed twitter.

2) not sure about the phone plan. i’ll check with my buddy Michael Bayer and see what he says. stay tuned…

k2

2) How will this impact my phone plan? I might need more minutes!:o) But seriously, do you think partnerships with cell carriers are in Utterz’ future? I agree, the potential for growth seems pretty big for these guys…