Buying leads comes with responsibility. Calling and texting rules, state laws and carrier requirements all affect how you may contact a prospect. This article is general education and not legal advice; confirm current requirements with qualified counsel.
Why consent records matter
If a prospect questions how you obtained their details, documented consent is your protection. Ask vendors how consent is captured, what the form says and whether records can be provided on request.
Questions to ask every vendor
- What exactly did the consumer agree to?
- Does consent cover calls, texts and email?
- How is it recorded and for how long is it stored?
- How are do-not-call preferences handled?
Rules change
Regulations and court decisions on consent and calling practices have shifted in recent years. Review them regularly, and keep your own scripts, opt-out handling and call recordings in line.
Our approach
We believe in written definitions, consent evidence and honest expectations before any order starts. Read our terms or ask us about your campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Is purchased lead consent transferable?
It depends on the wording of the consent and applicable rules. Ask your vendor and your counsel before contacting leads.
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