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Mobile carriers restrict the domains that can be included in SMS messages in order to protect their customers. URLs associated with free link-shortening services are likely to get filtered. The carriers are more likely to accept messages with shortened URLs if those URLs are created using paid services that let you use your own branded domain.
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