SMSGupShup, a Twitter-like service in India, is getting a ton of buzz over here in the U.S., too. In an interview with CEO Beerud Sheth now says the service now has 20 million users (and that’s without an appearance on Oprah), nearly all of which are in India. That’s up from 7 million late last year.
The service can only be accessed via SMS, which works just fine for India’s 400 million mobile phone users (there are just 40 million broadband Internet users, Sheth says). Users sign up and use the service all via text messages. They never need to visit the website at all.
The service’s main variable costs are fees for text messages, and Sheth says that they’ve had to implement caps to keep costs under control. But as the service grows, says Sheth, they are able to negotiate much better pricing. Already SMSGupShup accounts for 400 million monthly text messages, around “5%-6%” of the total Indian market.
Three months ago the service added advertising to messages. Three months in and they’re making $150,000/month in revenue. Not bad for a SMS-based service.
The full video interview is below. Thanks to Robert Scoble who participated briefly in the interview.
I was intrigued so I looked it up: ‘gup shup’ is an onomotopoetic term for ‘gossip’ in Hindi. Now it makes sense!
NOTE: You guys need to do an article on the proposed SMS 2.0 protocol – next gen P2P messaging that doesn’t require a centralized gateway.
Center of gravity is shifting towards india.
How they can make business of only mobile? People in india go to cyber cafe at least once a week. They should have some supporting service in net, which should be designed for user periodicity of a week.
Also it is about power of “groups”. People join groups of their interst, to discuss with likeminded. Google groups, facebook groups all are currently making no wave.
It’s not and “upgrade of SMS protocol”, there’s no such thing.
What they offer with “SMS 2.0″ is a JavaME or Symbian application that communicates over GRPS or UMTS, like a zillion other apps. Just some hype. And it’s not decentralized.
For p2p messaging, there’s Skype, hundreds of millions of users, and it works.
I don’t know if its me but I would lose my mind if I had to follow my 147 followers via SMS. So I dont know how people with more followers would do it. Do you know how many times my iPhone would be vibrating? How do they make $150K/month only on SMS? Do they send a little advertising mention in every SMS?
yes. there are advertisements appended to most of the messages.
how exciting..i love to see smart business people find a niche and make good things happen.
pretty cool. If that site can make $150k a month wonder what Twitter could do? Anyone have a guess?
150k per month is nothing…that probably doesn’t even come close to covering their sms costs
Considering Twitter makes ZERO, I’d say that’s pretty damn good.
This puts all the Twitter Hype by TwitterCrunch to shame.
While you “journalists” should have been out in the field combing for interesting startup stories.
You all sat on your asses, fattening us up with mostly unnecessary Twitter stories, when in fact a competitor or similar company out there was doing a better job where it matters the most – Revenue.
What a joke you guys are.
Isn’t there a way to rate comments. I want to rate this one 5 on 5
David – You are right, Assuming an optimistic negotiated rate of each SMS as Rs. 0.10 paise (0.2 cents : 1USD = Rs. 50; Standard charge for 1 SMS in India is Rs. 1), with 400 million monthly text messages, they are burning approximately 400M * 0.1 = Rs. 40M => $800K. (/me hopes he hasn’t missed any zero here). With $150K in revenues, they are still falling short by $650K.
Not bad though, YouTube was burning money wrt bandwidth costs, and we all know where that story ended
However, Indian telecom industry doesn’t always play nice with startups. MyToday.com has faced quite a few hurdles from DoT after couple of telecom operators banned their short service code. Each side has its own story, but its something that can cripple a startup really quickly.
Kudos to SMSGupShup….
Thanks for doing the math…. Thus if you do not add the huge overhead sinkhole costs then they are losing $7.6 million per year.
Good business plan… if this was the early 90’s in the heart of the dot.com hype.
They are generating some revenue but they are still in loses. I think prior to advertising , they were struggling with the SMS costs.
The winner here..cell phone companies.
Which tell us that even though twitter has $0 revenues , they could walk out of a deal with feacbook. Why ?
Not because they could come up with a revenue model, but because some one else would pay a heftier price.
You guys have short memory..ebay paid close to $4 billion for skype..
That is called business in web2.0
Comparitively much smaller players pay 0.04 rupee per sms. smsgupshup will be paying not more than 0.01 rupee per sms.
Standard sms charges in India is not 1 rupee. It’s much lower. If you pay 60 rupees per month you can send 22,000 messages.
@anurag 10 paise is bit too much for one sms.seriously on the high side.I got know that SMSgupshup was dealing at 2-3 paisa per SMS last year.Their volume is damn huge that they would fix the price at their own will.Assuming that they get SMS at 2 paisa (0.0004 $) they would spend 160K USD per month.
nearing break even!!!
But is this 150 K only from advertising alone or it includes their premium services like mobile greetings,wallpaper etc ?
Anurag,
Rs. 1/ SMS is when you are a bit player, when you are buying SMS’es by millions you pay infrastructure sharing cost of an SS7 link as opposed to per SMS cost.
-Tarun
Do you mean 0.10 paisa or 10 paisa?
They limit users to 3-4 smses a day. If users want to receive more smses, they need to pay. That’s how more money generates. so, Ads + Premium + a Shop = WIN
If they are doing 5% of total outbound traffic, they must be getting low single digit rate ( below 5p), as there are lot of vendors who are willing to do bulk push sms at rates close to 8p (for big enough volumes).
But I still can’t see them making money purely from advertising, its just not possible…… they have to find some way to get consumers/users to pay for the smses (sort of a fixed monthly charge, with unlimited smses). If the user is not willing to pay, it only means that the service is not compelling enough.
Eg. I would be willing to pay for gmail (as the product is compelling enough for me), but would not use a paid twitter (as the service is not compelling enough for me to pay for it).
“Three months in and they’re making $150,000/month in revenue. Not bad for a SMS-based service.”
But the real question would be what are their monthly expenses? If less than $150k/month then great… is not then the article should be… $150k/month is a great start. (unless this is just a drop in their monthly expenses bucket)
Honestly, this twitter fad is going to die a painful death unless they figure out a way to generate positive cash flow without hindering the service (annoying ads, painful user costs, etc…)
Hey Mike, if you dig deeper, you will find that a VAST majority of users are not communicating but rather just use the service to get cricket scores.
It seems like these guys did a deal with hugely popular IPL(nba of cricket). And as a result, they can broadcast scores.
So they may have 20M subscribers to cricket score(which 100% is super inflated, if you know india). But the “gupshup”(chatter) part of their model is missing. That deserves mentioning.
you mean cricket scores with an ad attached at the bottom.
Yup. And my point is that this is not sustainable because typically you’ve to pay to get these scores.
They are offering it for free. For how long?
If I pay my way to buying rights to broadcast the NBA and then make it free for viewers, sure I’ll get a tonne of people. But achieving profitability will be VERY difficult.
Hmm:
Very little of our traffic is cricket “scores”. Yes, we do have official fan communities for 3 cricket teams, and there is plenty of discussion about players, teams, results (and some scores). Cricket communities account for, maybe, single digit percentage of our usage.
Usage is widely distributed across many categories (http://www.smsg....com/categories).
I used SMSGupshup for a few days to get IPL cricket scores. As far as I can remember, there were no advertisement. I never received a single advertisement, so I’m not sure whether ads are their primary source of revenue.
However, there is another way they are making money. When you join via SMS, it cost Rs 3 ( 6 cents) and another Rs 3 to leave.
Considering an average SMS costs 10 paisa or 2 paisa at their negotiated rate, they are making millions from joining (and leaving) users alone.
Regarding their service, it’s crap. When I joined the cricket group I hoped to get score updates through a match. I didn’t. They send only one SMS per day, hours after the match is over and when I have already read and seen the news.
So I joined (Rs 3) and left (another Rs 3) a few days later. I reckon they make a lot this way.
Hmm,
One can slice and data the way we like, but SMS and VAS (Value Added Service) is vastly popular in India. SMS has served as an invaluable tool from streaming IPL scores to sending inventory/crop updates to farmers in remote villages of India. SMSGupShup and other likes are providing a platform for communication in terms of scalability, usefulness and interactivity.
I won’t be concerned on whether the fad dies (wrt Waldo’s comment) or the spike is due to IPL. These SMS services have a critical mass, key for adoption in a country where advertising/mass-media-marketing is the sole factor towards fame. What matters is where do these things move from here?
Remember, even with Oprah, CNN, Ashton Kutcher and the likes, 90% of traffic from these users is one-to-many..
I have been tracking SMSGupshup since it started.
Now daily messages u receive from the service are restricted .
Users must buy credits / message a premium number to continue
Dont think the model can sustain.
90% of the messages are porn , free stuff and movie gossip.
Smsgupshup has all type of content like news, stock tips, party tips and many others. If u join group which u called “porn , free stuff and movie gossip” then it is your problem
I understand your point, but then see the most popular groups
comparing this with twitter is not right, even Beerud says that, there are many SMS spams/scams in india, most of the people SMS unknowingly, once they see they got billed for the SMS, they never SMS again
I signed up for Gupshup yesterday to create an SMS list for our TopGearMIG running group. I noticed that the limit per SMS was 100 characters.
I thought this was rather limiting.
Also the user interface design for new user adoption could be better. Seriously the business could do with a better UI expert.
Venkatraman
You can opt for premium message and increase that limit of 100. And also your message goes with a highest priority.
Even I used the premium service and the service is good and cheap. Also u dont have to type the msg from your keyboard on yr pc
The 100 character limit is to let them insert ads in the SMS which can only contain up to 160 characters. Twitter also limits the messages to 140 characters to reserve 20 for any possible use.
$150,000 with 20M users
~translates to~
$1.5M with 200M users…yearly revenues at $18M.
Where’s the huge upside?
Kudos to SmsGupShup !!!
Its always difficult to achieve revenue in freemium model in mobile/web area initially….
LimeAll (http://www.LimeAll.com) is getting really popular in India and we feel that value based services could gain real traction in India.
Well i had been a 1st hand user & beneficiary of this… particularly while promoting my college’s tech fest DAKSH-08(www.daksh.sastra.edu). These guys wer the SMS partner!! Though it is a good concept but some things are really annoying… like you can just add in any mobile no. u wannt and then keep sending spams over that..(v had to be very carefuly coz ppl got turned off if they got more then 2-3 updates per day).. and secondly i think this “400 million monthly text messages, around “5%-6%” of the total Indian market” is some thing rely hyped… 5%-6% is impossible n ppl here in india can testify the fact. After passing out of colg last year i never heard of the service, nor got any messages thru this one.
If u go to smsgupshup.com u can see many groups with lacs of subscribers. You can do the Math. So they must be 5-6% of traffic in India.
And u did not recd any message means they dont spam their users
well ther seems to be 2 points here
1). You can not figure out the number of unique users from the the SMSGUPSHUP site. Reason: There will be a lot of redundant users who are subscribed to more than one group. So if just “see many groups with lacs of subscribers” dont be a dumb ass!! Only webaroo can tell you no. of unique mobile subscribers. Maths wont work!
2). y the hell on earth will SMSGUPSHUP send spams to me or any body on earth? LOL!! It is the creater of the groups who add random or targeted mobile no. and then send spams. I have not received any message(from group owners not smsgupshup!) coz i thk i am luck not be in either of them till now!!
and one more point having a particular no. of subscribed users does not mean they are active users/or active groups. the figure above says 1 message out of every 20 received by an indian is from SMSGUPSHUP…. !!! it is rely difficult to digest
Really good concept. I don’t think everybody here is aware of India’s market. This model can attain huge significance in future and not just for time-pass messages. I liked the example of sending inventory/crop updates by anurag. Rural India is fast catching up with urban India and Mobile is their medium of choice. It’ll really help brands engage segments of customers not reachable earlier and at the same time letting users receive information that they really care about.
The interviewer needs to pay some attention! I think the CEO has talked about the point of 400 M text messages twice and you still ask him the same question.
All this seems a bit too unrealistic…but at the same time its really fascinating if all the figures here are true..20 mn subscribers is a huge figure by any standards considering that largest English daily in india doesnt reach more than 10-12 mn people ..It would be interesting to konw the profile of the individuals who are subscribing on this..I am surprised Mr. Beerud hasnt made much noise about this…does he even know what goldmine he is sitting on?!!
I am still not clear where is this 150 mn USD per month coming from?? it certainly seems a bit seasonal thanks to the tieup with multiple IPL teams..it would be interesting to see if they can sustain this…
How did the 20 million number come up, is it the total number of registered users or active users? Do they provide SMS burst services to shortcodes as well?
Also, India has a little over 40 million internet connections of which only 5-6 million are broadband (i.e. speeds of 256kbps and above), and the numbers are fuzzy anyway, so no one can really tell.
@Mithun Totally agree with you! Since the way to register on this service is only through internet, it would mean that 1 in every 2 person in India who uses internet is on SMSGupShup!! That seems highly unlikely..in alexa, SMSGupShup’s rank in India is at 400+
The maths certainly doesnt add up in terms of subsribers for sure!!
Quite true… i too cant figure out this 20M deal!!… it is highly unlikely… according to CIA facts ther are 362.3 M (https://www.cia...ok/geos/in.html) mobile users in india. Then every 1 out 20 msg received by an indian should be via SMSGUPSHUP.
Signing up to a group does not require a web browser. Can do over sms.
wow, india is becoming worlds center in all terms.
))
and btw, dont forget to learn indian accent if u wanna become a legit CEO
hahahaha
“Users sign up and use the service all via text messages. They never need to visit the website at all.”
Which explains why their website is hard to use, they are not focusing on it. It won’t tell me which of the mobile numbers are subscribed to the group created by me, since I can’t see them I can’t remove them. Nor does it tell which subscribers didn’t get the last notice posted by me. I am only trying to help run a Resident Welfare Association group to send meeting alerts like once a month.
http://tarundua.../politics/india
No I am not really complaining, its a free service but it would be nice if they’ll focus on a bit on Internet users as well. I wouldn’t touch an SMS only application with a barge pole unless there was a decent fully-featured Web version for the same.
-Tarun
Are these facts or guess work?
1). 20 million users, is way too high for a service which is pretty much unknown even in India.
2). 150,000 $ monthly revenue is also very high. If it is true, almost certainly it is seasonal and will go away shortly.
The worse part is Indian Legal System and Bureaucracy is Anitquated. If these guys end up in any sort of legal/bureaucratic tangle – it will be a definite END GAME for them.
This precisely is the reason why there are almost NO innovative start-up success-stories from India, inspite of a very large pool of software engineers. The RedTape will kill you in no time.
Soon, there will be one…:-) as they all are working harder!
The TechCrunch effect has taken the site down
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SMSGupShup is not, in any way, comparable to Twitter :p
20 million users, what a joke. Now Mike joking or sleeping….
$150K is absolutely false! Last month they did $20K-$25K of revenue and the burn way more than that (burn is at least 10x of revenue). The fill-rates of ads in SMSes are in single digit (~4-7%) for both MyToday and SMS Gupshup. They must be looking to sell the company to Twitter and that’s why they are trying all sorts of stunts.
Some one is definitely lying here. SMS gup shup were looking for resellers in April.
Prior to that they had no revenue model.
Read here.
http://www.watb...reseller-model/
And suddenly they are making $150,000 per month..!!!!
A bucket full of lies.
this is equivalent to 75lakh Indian rs.
Who the hell would pay them that much money to do advertising esp in this economy when you could buy a from page ad in news paper for 5-10% of that cost which translates to much more eyeballs
I have never seen too much math on techcrunch
SMSGupshup model might just sail although it would be impossible for them to recover operational expenses from ads shown in SMS.
There Ad revenues per sms can never be higher(<) than cost per sms.When and if Do not sms rules get applied by TRAI (likeDNC) SMSgupshup would be major beneficiary as it is an opt-in service.
One thing everyone has forgotten is that even google sms channel is becoming bigger day by day and could attract much audiences due to their future integration with orkut(owned by google)-the most used SNS in India.And if google is able to find a mobile sms ad solution it could prove boon to companies liek smsgupshup and google in general.
Google SMS Channel is SMSGupShup’s Competitor . I use it on my blogs. Its too good and free. But dunno for how long.
they could bring this model to Africa. Do we think that their numbers are as far off as some of the people on these response believe them to be? why should their revenue streams be so much less than this? especially when scalability is not an issue. are they really thinking moving to the US market will work? it seems somewhat covered here to be quite honest, where is their market exactly?
Its like a new era of startups capatalising on convergent technologies. In this case its a amalgamtion of Telecom & Social Networking wid internet.
We belong to a new era of diversified flat world where we are witnessing disruptive changes of technology.
I went to their website after reading this article. The website is very complicated with very bad UI. The site looks very untidy. It seems it is build with patchy approach. Also It is a pain to find many things on the webiste. Can u guys please improve the UI and make the site more usable. The website is giving a bad name to the product.
You should not forget it is a free service and they dont charge for sms. Also it seems to be a small company and in such companies there are very few employees. I dont think they have a proper team to look into user experiances. I have worked in a startup and I know most emplyee do multiple type of work because of limited resources. So u cannot blame them till the time u r paying them
All,
Here is my analysis after building & launching a similar service in Pakistan. From building to launching I pitched all the Telecom operators and had detailed meetings and I am sure indian telecom industry is very similar.
1) Without telecom operator support, you cannot operate at this scale. You can’t setup your own SMSC (short messaging service center) since telecom authority only allows telcos to do that so telco partner is must for scaling.
2) Telco’s don’t want to sell bulk SMS at cheap rates, in our case we were being told PKR 1 / outgoing SMS and some of them were not willing to launch the service because they thought that it will reduce their core SMS revenue (which is 2nd largest item after voice revenue for telcos) because people will now use group messages to reach groups rather then sending individual messages.
3) if a telco partner launches it, they will not serve other telcom customers, so launching with telecom means restricting it to only 1 provider customers.
SMSGupShup for sure is burning through a lot of money and unless they come up with a radically different business plan, they will loose a lot of money before going bust or bought.
Thanks
After my initial post, I got the following from these folks.
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Dear Mr. Venkatraman,
Greetings from the SMS GupShup UI team.
We appreciate your feedback about SMS GupShup on http://www.techcrunch.com.
We do realize that with the growing set of features, there is a lot more available on the website, which could be leading to confusing new users and bad experience, especially on the Homepage.
We have been thinking about these same things, are in process of improving the website experience for new and old users, both. In the same vein, we would love to hear more from you – on the specific problems that you faced, and your suggestions for improvements.
Looking forward for your inputs.
Best,
Abhishek Thakkar
UI team, SMS GupShup
+++++++++++++++
While this is great, and establishes the fact that this board is being monitored, I personally felt that there were quite a few things that could have been fixed, suo moto.
Venkat
Here is my story:
I set up a group called TopGearMIG on GupShup for the purpose of getting a bunch of us who run marathons regularly to be able to keep in touch on SMSes.
When I set this up, about 2 years back, it was not at ALL clear whether only me as the group manager ( moderator ) could send out SMSes to others or whether each one of us could sent to one number and it would be relayed to all.
I admitted a few members, played around and found that it did not work OK. Trying to wade through the help section or trying to work around the site did not help fix problems. I just gave up.
Nothing happened in the intervening years, until someone told me that it is quite possible for each one of us to send smses to the others.
I went back and I am sorry to say that even after about a week or really rolling up my sleeves and working at it, it is not working out as intended.
I went ahead and admitted about 37 of our running group. I took the time to type each 10 digit number, seperate it with a comma, verify it and submit it.
I was then told that I could admit only 25 members in the group. Others had to be invited and then they had to respond. There was not prior intimation about this before I started typing the 37 numbers.
Gnashing my teeth, I patiently typed 25 of them and submitted them. My wife ( being one of the 25) got an SMS informing her of this happy occasion. But there were no instructions to her on how to respond and become active in the group.
25 of my others members similarly were flummoxed and I soon started getting calls on how to get in on things etc.
Enough for one post……but this is a long story yet.
P. Venkatraman
I run a free motivational sms-group in smsgupshup. Plz join it. It already have 6000 members.
http://www.smsg...quotesnthoughts
with regards,
pankaj
I love smsgupshup. I run a free motivational sms-group in smsgupshup. Plz join it. It already have 6000 mmbers.
http://www.smsg...quotesnthoughts
with regards,
pankaj
After admitting 25 members, I added another 10 on the understanding that they would have to respond to my invite and once they accept the invitation they would also be members of the group.
I went to the the group home page and found that it listed 34 members. 10 of them were displayed with the following comment “Displaying 10 members that you have invited. Members who joined this group by themselves are not shown for their privacy. If your group is private, no member will join your group.”
I have no idea why only 10 of the 34 are being displayed and I as the group moderator, cannnot even know who my members are.
Quite an quixotic User situation, most of you would agree.
I then found that if sent out messages from the web page it got delivered OK. One member then replied to the SMS and found that his message had gone to the others. But his personal phone number was displayed and not the group ID. I am not sure if this is how things are supposed to work.
More in next…..the saga continues.
P. Venkatraman
Continuing…
After a day or two, I wanted to start sending out messages to my users. The first thing I needed to do was to find out the number on which to send it to. The number 567678 was hidden quite a few layers under the help section. Not very easy to find. One would expect this number to be right there in front for everyone to see and use.
The next issue that arose in my mind, is what if I am a member of more than one group? How does the service know which group I intend to have the message sent to? This question remains unanswered at this point of time. However since I am a member of only one group, the one that I created this issue is hypothetical for now.
I sent two messages to 567678 and both of them bounced back with the message,
” Invalid SMS greeting name. Please try again or go to smsgupshup.com/gallery from your PC to send more SMS greetings”
Did I mention that this happened twice. In short the service did not work as intended.
I then instructed one of my more eager members to send out an SMS from his mobile phone. He is only a member of our group TopGearMIG. And he got a response which read as under,
“Ur msg is posted to http://www.smsgupshup.com and is publicly visible. Ur SMSGupShup grp ‘U27776′ has been created. To rename grp. SMS to 567678: RENAME newgrpname.”
My friend Viswas just trying to send a message to the only group that he is a member of got this response. It seems he just went and set up a new group which he did not even intend to do.
In short not only is the UI faulty, the service sucks. Investors can be sure that they have sunk the money unless they seriously revamp operations.
Two years back it was the same…and two years later it is still the same.
It is one thing to develop a great product and then create a hype…but it is on the border of ‘fraud’ if you have a product that sucks and still go about creating a hype.
Haven’t we seen enough of this already?
P. Venkatraman
Is this Ok?
Many of you and most certainly the team at Gupshup monitoring this blog post would be wondering why I am going on.
To give a perspective of my background I run a business that employs 3000+ team members with 25 operational centers focusing on both domestic and international clientile. I normally would not even bother about deficient suppliers of services. Leave alone free suppliers. But the following incident that happened was the last straw on my back.
To go back a little…I sent out two test messages and they came out a cropper with error messages.
I would have kept quite at it, but my first SMS went out at 10:13 am on 9th May. And I got the error message.
Pretty soon I got the following SMS
” From: MD -Bulk SMS
We are Bulk SMS providers. Communicate at the speed of light in the most economical way. Promote your brand/product using SMS. Call for demo: 09810560054 ”
Too much of a co-incidence? I am trying to send out SMSes on Gupshup which fail and then shortly thereafter I get a pitch for using an alternative commercial provider.
Is my privacy and data being compromised?
I am not sure, though I am not inclined to give GupShup the benefit of doubt, looking at all the factors involved.
P. Venkatraman
Venkat,
As a fellow user of service I appreciate you putting in so many words what were exactly my thoughts about why the service sucks. I would still give them benefit of doubt with regard to protecting the privacy of their users. Infact their idiotic implementation spurs from half baked attempts at creating private groups based on public groups (their freemium model) mixing it with thoughtless implementation for protecting privacy. They should infact listen to serious users like yourself.
-Tarun
i love u
NICE
I am quite surprised at the response, or rather the lack thereof, from SMSGupShup to my detailed posts regarding their quality of service.
This is especially more so, if you consider the fact that for the first post, they reacted promptly and responded. This proved that this board was being monitored by them.
But when I started narrating the issues in detail then all has suddenly gone quite.
Is this how they teach things at the PR schools these days? To keep quite, cover yourself under the blankets and hope no one will notice?
P. Venkatraman
i like smsgupshup,
Amol,
Glad you like SMSGupshup and I also wish that it had worked well for me.
But it did not, and I documented my user experience.
Does it work well for you?
Venkat
Nice concept.
Few days ago, I came across BakBak – http://www.bakbak.in which is twitter like and aimed at microbloggers in India.
I thank to all team members of Founders and Executive Persons working for http://www.smsgupshup.com .
I run a free sms-group in smsgupshup which will motivate creative thinking. Plz join it.
http://www.smsg.../HAPPY_LIFE_100
with regards,
MAHESHKUMAR
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we have more than 2000 members and rapidly growing.
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Keep the good work going on SMSGupShup Team.
Regards,
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