SMS Messaging Policy
Effective date: September 25, 2026
Every Call LLC uses SMS for requested customer-service conversations, responses to inquiries, missed-call follow-up where permitted, appointment coordination, and related service updates. This page describes Every Call's own messaging practices. Businesses using Every Call may have separate messaging programs and consent notices.
How you opt in
For missed-call recovery, the contractor’s phone rings first. If the call is unanswered, Every Call checks whether the caller has previously consented to service-related SMS from that contractor. If valid consent exists, the caller skips the prompt and may receive a follow-up text. Otherwise, the caller hears an automated notice identifying the contractor, describing service-related messages, disclosing that message frequency varies and message/data rates may apply, and explaining STOP, HELP, and where to find the contractor’s terms and privacy policy. Pressing 1 records affirmative consent; pressing 2 declines. No keypress or an early hang-up means no consent and no recovery text. Customers who have opted out are not automatically re-enrolled or prompted to reverse their opt-out.
Example confirmation
Message frequency and charges
Message frequency varies according to your inquiries and service needs. Message and data rates may apply depending on your wireless plan. Consent to SMS is not required to purchase any service.
Opt out and support
Reply STOP to stop applicable messages. Reply HELP for help, email admin@everycallbiz.com, or call (720) 722-1846. We will honor opt-out requests as required by law and carrier rules.
Privacy
We do not sell or share SMS opt-in information or consent with third parties for their own marketing or promotional purposes. For information about how we handle personal information, see our Privacy Policy. Our Terms & Conditions also apply.
Business customer programs
If you receive messages from a service business that uses Every Call, that business is responsible for obtaining and documenting any consent required for its messaging program. Its name and opt-in terms should be disclosed in the applicable consent process and confirmation message.
Consent records and repeat callers
For each contractor, consent is logged separately with the caller’s number, date and time, keypad response, consent notice version, and applicable messaging program. A later opt-out overrides earlier consent. A new caller who declines can still leave a voicemail or contact the contractor by phone.
SMS consent does not authorize promotional texts or automated AI marketing calls. Those activities require separate permission where applicable.