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Consent for Text Messaging

Can you share text messages without consent?

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Can you share text messages without consent?

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The Consent Line You Can't Afford to Cross

Sharing text messages without consent isn't a gray area — it's a compliance line that carries real financial risk. The TCPA requires prior express written consent before sending automated marketing texts, and violations can cost $500 to $1,500 per message. Existing relationships don't count. Third-party lists don't transfer. And opt-outs must be honored immediately. State laws like Texas SB 140 and Florida's 15-day opt-out rule only tighten the screws. The practical takeaway: every text your business sends needs documented, affirmative consent collected at the point of capture — unbundled from terms of service, timestamped, and retained for at least four years. CallMyLeads builds this into the booking flow so consent is captured before the first message goes out, opt-outs are processed automatically, and every lead source stays compliant from form fill to booked appointment. If your current lead response system can't show you the consent record for every text sent, that's a liability waiting to happen. Book a 15-minute scoping call and we'll walk through how to close that gap.

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