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Darren Crawford
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VOICEMAIL DROPS OR TEXT MESSAGE BLASTING THAT IS THE QUESTION ??

Darren Crawford
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  • San diego, CA
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Hi BP family

Quick question what is converting better for you Voicemail Drops or Text Message Marketing ????

-using List Source and Propstream to pull list 

- using batch skip tracing for the phone numbers 

- slybroadcast for the voicemail drops 

but I am debating on trying texting message marketing just want to know your guys experience on TXT blast ?

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Braden Smith
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Braden Smith
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This screenshot is from Facebook, and was posted back in April of 2019. 

I have been told by numerous individuals in the know that both RVMs and SMS fall under the TCPA and are illegal unless the person receiving the RVM/SMS has given you prior consent by opting in. It is only a matter of time before they start really cracking down on both RVMs and SMS marketing.

Check out these articles:

FCC Rules & Regulations on Text Messaging: Understanding TCPA

Don’t Break the Law: How to Be TCPA and CTIA Compliant for Text Message Marketing

TCPA Message Guidelines for Text Marketing in USA

Ringless voice messages subject to TCPA litigation

First Ringless Voicemail Message TCPA Decision Sides With Plaintiff

Doesn’t matter if you didn’t put a ring on it: ringless voicemails are “calls” under the TCPA

This is from another investor I know:  We operate under a pseudo name when RVM leads come in. I know a few people who have been sued. Most only have had to pay a couple to a few thousand, but I know someone who had to pay $20k. If I get sued, I will chalk it up has cost of doing business. Hopefully that won’t happen. But we make enough off one deal that a lawsuit shouldn’t hurt too much.

If you are going to do RVMs and/or SMS marketing... be warned and prepared for the potential consequences.

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