# way2sms This python code to send messages to the people in the list automatically based on the time.
Way2SMS.py - This file handels the login and message sending part. It takes number and password as inputs and then returns boolean values as result
Perf.py - This file handles helps to craft a beautiful message grabbed from way2sms website. Randomly picks one messages and appends wishs to that message and returns
auto.py - This file automates the entire tasks. You need to run auto.py to initiate the tasks
to.py - This is file contains mobile number of recievers. Keep all the recievers numbers in this file.
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