File10DLCRejection code 30924.
Consent wording is missing required disclosures.
What it means.
The wording next to the consent checkbox leaves out required disclosures.
How to fix it
Next to the checkbox, state the message type, how often messages come, "Message and data rates may apply" and how to stop (Reply STOP).
Wording to paste.
Fill in the brackets and check it matches what the business really does. Reviewers compare this wording with the live site and the campaign form.
I agree to receive [describe the messages, for example appointment reminders] from [Business name]. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.
Before you resubmit.
Carriers decide every rejection and every appeal. These answers say what the code covers and what to change, not what a reviewer will do.
Does code 30924 need a new campaign?
No. Correct it in the existing campaign and resubmit.
What should change for code 30924?
The opt in form on the client's site, Message flow (how people opt in).
What should I check before resubmitting?
Fix every listed reason before resubmitting. A campaign can have more than one, and fixing only some will likely be rejected again. Review the whole campaign, not only the field named: description, use case, samples, website, opt in flow, privacy policy and terms must agree. While a campaign is pending, do not resubmit it or create another one.
Inspect the site before you resubmit.
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