SMS Terms of Service

Poor Baby SMS Terms of Service

1.Program Description
By opting in, you agree to receive [recurring] text messages from [Company Name] related to [e.g., appointment reminders, order updates, customer support, promotions]. Message frequency varies.

2. Consent
Consent to receive text messages is not a condition of any purchase. By providing your mobile number and opting in, you authorize [Company Name] to send text messages, including by automated technology, to the number you provided. You must be the account holder or authorized user of that number.

3. Message and Data Rates
Message and data rates may apply. Check with your mobile carrier about your plan.

4. Opt-Out
You can cancel the SMS service at any time by texting STOP to [short code/number]. After you send STOP, we will send one confirmation message, and you will receive no further messages unless you opt in again. If you re-subscribe, the terms will apply again.

5. Help
For assistance, text HELP to [short code/number] or contact us at [email] or [phone].

6. Supported Carriers
The service is available on participating carriers. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

7. Message Delivery
Delivery is subject to your carrier’s network and coverage. We are not responsible for delays or failures outside our control.

8. Privacy
We handle your information according to our Privacy Policy at [URL]. We do not sell or share mobile opt-in data or phone numbers with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes.

9. Changes
We may modify these terms at any time by posting the updated version at [URL]. Continued use of the service means you accept the changes.

10. Contact
[Company Name], [Address], [Email], [Phone]

Practical notes

• Carrier and registration requirements: In the US, A2P 10DLC and toll-free registration reviewers typically check that your terms and privacy policy include STOP/HELP instructions, a “message and data rates may apply” line, message frequency, and a statement that mobile opt-in data isn’t shared with third parties for marketing. The language in section 8 is there for that reason.
• Opt-in form language: Your signup form should show a short version of these terms next to an unchecked consent box, with links to the full terms and privacy policy.
• Marketing texts: If you send promotional messages, the TCPA generally requires prior express written consent, and you should follow quiet-hours rules. State laws (e.g., Florida, Oklahoma) can add restrictions.
• Not legal advice: I’m not a lawyer, and requirements change, so have counsel review the final version, especially if you’re sending marketing messages or operating outside the US.