Consent to Phone Calls and Texts Sample Clauses

The 'Consent to Phone Calls and Texts' clause authorizes a party, typically a business or service provider, to contact the other party via telephone calls or text messages. This consent often covers both automated and manual communications, and may include marketing, informational, or account-related messages sent to the phone number provided by the recipient. The core function of this clause is to ensure legal compliance with regulations such as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by obtaining explicit permission for such communications, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or liability related to unwanted calls or texts.
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Consent to Phone Calls and Texts. You consent to Atlantic Broadband calling or texting you or authorizing others to call or text you on its behalf, including but not limited to, at any number you provide to Atlantic Broadband (or that Atlantic Broadband issues to you) for any purpose, including marketing Atlantic Broadband’s services. You acknowledge that being included in any state or federal “do not call” list(s) will not be sufficient to remove you from Atlantic Broadband’s phone marketing list. If you ask to have your number placed on Atlantic Broadband’s “do not call” list, we will not call you at that number for marketing purposes. You acknowledge that you are responsible for charges for incoming text messages on your wireless phone(s).
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Consent to Phone Calls and Texts. You consent to Breezeline calling or texting you or authorizing others to call or text you on its behalf, including but not limited to, at any number you provide to Breezeline (or that Breezeline issues to you) for any purpose, including marketing Breezeline’s services. You acknowledge that being included in any state or federal “do not call” list(s) will not be sufficient to remove you from Breezeline’s phone marketing list. If you ask to have your number placed on Breezeline’s “do not call” list, we will not call you at that number for marketing purposes. You acknowledge that you are responsible for charges for incoming text messages on your wireless phone(s).
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Consent to Phone Calls and Texts. You consent to TVC calling or texting you or authorizing others to call or text you on its behalf, including but not limited to, at any number you provide to TVC (or that TVC issues to you) for any purpose, including marketing TVC’s Services. You acknowledge that being included in any state or federal “do not call” list(s) will not be sufficient to remove you from TVC’s phone marketing list. If you ask to have your number placed on our “do not call” list, we will not call you at that number for marketing purposes. You acknowledge that you are responsible for charges for incoming text messages on your wireless phone(s).
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