privacy policy and terms & conditions
Code 9103
Reason: You didn’t include the opt-in language required on your website if you use a form to collect phone numbers.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
Code 9106
Reason: Opt-out language missing from sample messages.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
Code 9108
Reason: You don’t have a privacy policy on your website or the privacy policy doesn’t comply with TCR requirements.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
Code 6012
Reason: The sample messages don’t contain the registered/DBA brand name.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
Code 9112
Reason: The SMS Opt-in Box must not be prechecked or mandatory.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
Code 9608
Reason: Your terms and conditions page or section does not have the required disclosures.
Resolution:
- The opt-in checkbox must be unchecked by default and not a required field.
- The consent language must have all the following disclosures and should read: “By checking this box, I consent to receive SMS from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message & data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary. Visit [privacy policy URL] to see our privacy policy and [Terms URL] for our Terms of Service."
- If you mention the type of SMS being sent on your website, it must be consistent with the use case you selected for the campaign. For example, if you selected Conversations in your campaign, mentioning “promotional/marketing/automated SMS" on your website will result in a campaign rejection.
- There must be a phone number field in the website form to collect SMS consent.
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