Textmail

You're referring to a text message sent to an email address!

A textmail, also known as a text-to-email or SMS-to-email, is a feature that allows you to send a text message (SMS) to an email address. This means that instead of sending a text message to a mobile phone number, you can send it to an email address, which can then be received and read on a computer or mobile device.

Here's how it works:

1. You compose a text message as you normally would.
2. Instead of sending it to a mobile phone number, you enter an email address in the "To" field.
3. The text message is converted into an email message and sent to the email address.
4. The recipient can then read the text message in their email inbox, just like any other email.

Textmails are often used for situations where a recipient may not have a mobile phone or prefers to receive messages via email. They can also be useful for sending messages to groups of people or for sending longer messages that may not fit in a standard text message.

Some examples of when you might use textmails include:

• Sending a reminder or notification to someone who doesn't have a mobile phone.
• Sharing a message or update with a group of people who may not all have mobile phones.
• Sending a longer message or attachment that wouldn't fit in a standard text message.
• Reaching someone who is not available or reachable by phone.

Overall, textmails provide a convenient way to send messages to anyone, regardless of whether they have a mobile phone or not!