I did something simalur to this but added an option in SendMail to redirect an email address to the script. This way I could have email paging. Just Ideas!!!!!!!!!!! 
/etc/aliases
pagebrad: "| /usr/bin/pagebrad.pl"
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/usr/bin/pagebrad.pl
while (<STDIN>) {$org_msg .= $_};

$org_msg =~ /([Ss]ubject: )(.*)/;
$msg = $2 if $2;
$org_msg =~ /([Ff]rom: )(.*)/;
$from_field = $2 if $2;

$URL = 'http://www.cookmail.com/cgi-bin/img.dll';



use HTTP::Request::Common qw(POST);
use LWP::UserAgent;
$ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
my $req = POST $URL,
                [ PIN => $pgr_num,
                From => $from_field,
                Subject => $subj,
                Message => $msg,
                tr => "PinSend",
                page_name => "Phnximg" ];

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In reply to Re: Sending SMS msgs to AT&T phone / Coping with forms that want cookies by Anonymous Monk
in thread Sending SMS msgs to AT&T phone / Coping with forms that want cookies by dws

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