Abstract: A process and system allowing mobile users to initiate a two-way text message (SMS) conversation with a subscriber's computer. The steps consist of using a mobile user's mobile device to send a SMS containing a keyword and short code to a Short Message Service Center (SMSC), receiving an SMS reply containing an Individual Identification Code Numbers (IICN) which establishes two-way SMS communication between mobile user and business/subscriber. The invention further establishes IICN network which allows businesses to create-a SMS network, previously only available with voice phone networks, providing the Mobile User with the options of auto SMS replay, SMS conversation transfer, or interactive two-way SMS communication with a live SMS operator.

Abstract: A process and system used for allowing SMS (text message) to be sent to SMSC then routed to subscriber and establish two-way SMS/MMS, real time communication with desktop computer or similar device. A hand held mobile device is used to send a SMS to a business (retail, office, school, church, etc.) establishing communication. It will allow the business to manage, send and receive multiple customer SMS/MMS messages from multiple cell phones or other mobile devices and engage in two-way SMS conversations. These messages are received and sent from businesses desktop computer and notified of an incoming message via pop up screen or other means of notification. Invention further establishes Individual Identity Code Numbers (IICN) for each subscriber which allows mobile devices to enter these IICNs directly and establish two-way chat sessions with various computers thereby establishing the ability to create a text system network similar to a phone system network.

Abstract: A process and system used for reporting and processing incidents of aggressive, dangerous, and discourteous drivers using Short Message Service (SMS) data, also known as “text messaging” using key words or characters. A hand held electronic device is used to send a text message location reporting emergency or non-emergency information to a central processing unit. By establishing a process and system that utilizes mobile hand held electronic devices or cell phones to report emergency and non-emergency information through text messaging and downloading that information to the central processing unit, this data is then put through a filtration process to allow the most serious road violators and those needing help to be easily retrieved. The information is then transmitted to a subscriber via text message and/or email for corrective action or for dispatching emergency help.