Messaging Help

Why am I receiving this message?

You are receiving this message from a business or organization that uses Local Text Marketers’ services to send SMS or MMS to their audience. You may have…

• Subscribed to receive messages (either by submitting a form, scanning a QR code or texting a word to a number).
• Signed an agreement that provides permission for electronic messaging.
• Provided verbal consent for messaging.
• Been employed by a company whose emergency contact messaging includes SMS, and they have documention within their employee contract to address this.

All businesses using the Local Text Marketers’ platforms for bulk messaging are required to demonstrate “express consent” from their audience in order to get a number provisioned for messaging.

What if I no longer want to receive messages?

 Just reply to their last message with the word “Stop.”(Stop is not case sensitive, any variation of stop will work).

This will unsubscribe you and prevent the contact from messaging you again.

Unsubscribing from multiple lists in the same business/organization

 It’s possible to have subscribed to multiple lists with a single business or organization.

For example, a business may send promotional messages to one list, and general information to the other.

In this case when you reply Stop, you will receive another message from us that will look something like…

You are on 3 lists:

Stop-1 Stops ACME Sales & Promotional List
Stop-2 Stops ACME Tips and Strategies List
Stopall Stops All. 

For help: LocalTextMarketers.com/help

To unsubscribe from a selected list, type Stop, then a dash (no space) and then the number that corresponds to the list you want to leave (it also works without the space). 

For example, to stop receiving updates from the tips list, respond with…

Stop-2 or Stop2 

You will be unsubscribed from the list and will receive an SMS confirmation.

To unsubscribe from additional lists, follow the instructions in the message.

If you’d like to subscribe from all lists, please respond, “stopall.”

If you need help or have questions, please contact us.