US carriers block business texts from local numbers until the company and what it texts are registered. Account admins fill it in once: Settings, Texting.
Caller ID must be sent first: texting uses the same company details.
What you fill in
- The kind of company, and how many texts a day (up to about 2,000, or more).
- What you text about, and how people agree to get texts. It starts filled in from your quote form's consent.
- Two example texts, one with Reply STOP to opt out.
- Whether texts have links or phone numbers, or are about loans.
- Your privacy policy and terms pages.
What happens next
The carriers check your brand, then read your campaign, usually in 1 to 2 weeks. Where it is shows each step. Numbers you get later join by themselves.
If the campaign is turned down, the form shows again: fix it and Save and send again, at no extra cost.
The page shows the one-time setup price and the monthly price, which go on your bill.
Debt relief companies: carriers don't take debt relief texts on local numbers.
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