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GET PAID FOR GETTING TEXTS

Marketing Texts Could Be Worth $500 to $1,500 Each

There's a law that fines companies for sending texts they shouldn't. Up to $1,500 per illegal text!

Free to check. You never pay us a dollar.

Open Your Messages and Look for 3 Things

It takes about a minute. Most people find at least one violation.

1

Texts that kept coming after you told them to stop

You don't have to have typed the word STOP. "Take me off your list," "leave me alone," "unsubscribe" however you said it, they had to stop. Every text after that is illegal.

2

Texts that came in between 9pm-8am

Companies can't send texts between 9pm-8am. That 11pm sale text? Not allowed. Neither is the 6am promo.

3

Texts from companies you never gave your number to

If you never signed up, they shouldn't be texting you at all.

Find any of these? You could be owed money.

Where the Money Comes From

It's a federal law called the TCPA. Congress passed it because marketing texts got out of control. When a company breaks the law, they owe you money, $500 to $1,500 for every text. You don't have to have lost anything. The text itself is the problem.

Here's the Part People Don't Believe: It's Free

No upfront fees. Nothing out of pocket, ever. The companies we sue are responsible for our attorney fees. That's how we get paid, by them, not by you. If there's no recovery, you owe nothing at all.

How It Works

  1. You send us the texts.

    Screenshots are perfect. Takes two minutes.

  2. We look at them, for free.

    We'll tell you the same day if you have a case.

  3. If there's a case, we handle it.

    You go live your life. We work the case then send you a check.

See If You Have a Case

We'll tell you the same day.

A few quick questions

Did a company keep texting after you told them to stop?

Did you get texts between 9pm-8am?

Did you get texts you never signed up for?

100% secure and confidential. No obligation.

Common Questions

Is this really a thing?

Yes. It's a federal law that's been around since 1991, and companies break it constantly.

Do I have to go to court?

Almost never. These usually settle.

I deleted some texts.

Send what you still have. Even one or two can be enough to start.

What if I signed up for their texts?

Doesn't matter. You're allowed to change your mind, and signing up never allowed them to text you at midnight.

How long do I have?

There are deadlines, so sooner is better. Don't delete anything in the meantime.

Spam texts are annoying. Turns out they might also be worth money. Worth two minutes to find out.