They likely have a prompt they copy and paste into a text messaging portal. Although it could very well be an automated service that sends those texts, but it is a manual service receiving and verifying the replies.
I believe it’s still possible through a program; you can send iMessage through an Apple laptop or copy and paste from a notes app on your phone or computer into iMessage and fill in the appointment specifics into the template.
It could be that the first message was automated, but the second message was not.
It seems nowadays, when I get appointment reminder texts from various places, the initial text is automated. But then you can reply whatever you want and a human looks at the message and can respond to you.
Why did they text like an automated service though geez
“Hey x, can you confirm you are available for our appointment tomorrow at y:zz?”
Much more personal…
They likely have a prompt they copy and paste into a text messaging portal. Although it could very well be an automated service that sends those texts, but it is a manual service receiving and verifying the replies.
I want to believe this but usually those use SMS (green texts) not imessage (blue texts)
I believe it’s still possible through a program; you can send iMessage through an Apple laptop or copy and paste from a notes app on your phone or computer into iMessage and fill in the appointment specifics into the template.
Gonna chime in here, this is how I text. Even with my friends. There might be a reason why I only have two friends, though
It could be that the first message was automated, but the second message was not.
It seems nowadays, when I get appointment reminder texts from various places, the initial text is automated. But then you can reply whatever you want and a human looks at the message and can respond to you.
I used to send out my reminders by hand and made it very clear, pretty much what you wrote
I don’t know why you would emulate a script
Or at least have a template that looks more natural (i.e. less like a form).