Operating system name and version: Debian lenny 5
Version of smsd: 3-3.1.6
Smsd installed from: sources
Name and model of a modem / phone: Nokia E61
Interface: USB

I want, what would you send my number is replaced by the word. Let the word test. Does it really do?

You mean, when you send SMS, the receivers phone will display some word as a senders number?

That's impossible when GSM modem and network is used. The number in SIM is fixed and cannot be a word.

Direct access over TCP/IP to the Service Center allows changing the senders number and allows also words to be used. Smstools3 does not currently support those kind of connections, which are sometimes called as "Large "Account".

Only if your number is listed in the receivers address book, the name is shown, but of course this is a normal functionality of a phone.

Okay. Thank you. And how to get access to the service center? Let TurboSMS can send SMS to the sender as a substitute for the words and the numbers ....

You should contact your operator and ask what kind of protocol they are using with direct connection. Then you have to make a deal with operator. This may be expensive.

Those services, like TurboSMS, may offer a feature to change the number of sender. I do not know about features and prices of those kind of services, but as they have a direct connection, it is at least technically possible to change the number.

Of course, a pity of course, but I would like ...

There are internet programs jar to spoof the sender. Some advice. Tipo upload to your phone and send with a substitution of the sender. Maybe there is another method for IP Spoofing?

Substitution rates of the sender as something connected with the SMS center?

http://www.nulled.ws/showthread.php?t=130113 there is a service for sending SMS with a substitute number. If you read further, by service says that protocol is used GSM ... That is, it really is ... Only now what? ((((

That looks like a typical SMS Gateway which has a connection to the service center.

Even with a great help of Google Translator, I was unable to find where it was said that GSM protocol is used in the client side. It can send SMS to any GSM number in the world, but so does any phone and modem too .

Some programs may change the IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) when running on the phone. This is not the same as changing the phone number to any number or text.

In the SMS protocol, there is no such kind of field as number or name of a sender and therefore it cannot be changed.

SMS Gate (from your link) seems to be limited, as it supports only single part messages. Similar service on http://www.cardboardfish.com/ supports longer messages and has HTTP GET interface. With that kind of interface you can use the service together with smstools3. In the message file you can select select a message to be sent using a modem or a third party service.

See this post for more details. This example uses another Smstools3 server, but with minor changes it can call any server for sending.