Getting unwanted texts?

Getting unwanted texts?

Unwanted Spam Text Lawsuit: Check Your TCPA Claim

Unwanted Spam Text Lawsuit: Check Your TCPA Claim

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) can allow damages of $500 per unlawful text, and up to $1,500 if the violation was willful, when companies send marketing texts without proper consent or ignore Do Not Call requests. Enter your details below for a free review of whether the texts you received may qualify.

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1. Did you receive a text solicitation after applying for a mortgage refinance or purchase?

To determine whether we can move forward, I need to confirm that you received a text message after applying for a mortgage refinance or purchase. If you did, we can continue. If not, the situation doesn’t fall under this type of claim and I’ll guide you back to the main page.

Sorry, you do not qualify

Without a mortgage-related text solicitation, this matter doesn’t fall within the scope of the legal claim we’re pursuing. Your eligibility depends heavily on whether your phone number is registered on the National Do Not Call Registry. If it is, we can move forward. If not, you’ll need to register your number at donotcall.gov and wait the required 31 days before a claim can proceed.

2. Is your number on the National Do Not Call Registry?

Next, I need to determine whether your phone number is listed on the National Do Not Call Registry. Registration provides legal protections that strengthen your claim against unsolicited marketing texts. Please confirm your registration status.

You’ll need to register your number at donotcall.gov before we can proceed. Once your number is added, the law requires a 31-day waiting period before protections apply. After that time has passed, you may return to complete this form.

3. DNC Verification Requirement

To support your claim, we will need documented proof that your number is registered on the Do Not Call list. Please visit donotcall.gov, enter your number and email, and take a screenshot of the confirmation email you receive. This verification may be required if the defendant disputes your registration.

Proof of registration is essential for us to proceed. Without documentation, the defendant can challenge the validity of your claim. Please complete the verification process on donotcall.gov before continuing.

4. Did the text solicitation include an opt-out method?

Please confirm whether the text message you received included an opt-out option, such as “Reply STOP to unsubscribe.” This does not affect your eligibility, but it determines the specific language included in the demand letter we prepare.

Thank you, this helps us identify an additional potential violation. We’ll adjust the wording of your demand letter accordingly and continue with the next steps.

5. Text Message Screenshot

To properly document the violation, we need a screenshot of the text message you received, including the phone number it came from. This screenshot becomes part of the supporting evidence we include with the demand letter.

A screenshot is required, as we must be able to show both the content of the message and the originating number. Please locate the message on your phone and try capturing the screenshot before proceeding.

6. Does the text identify the company that sent it?

Please let me know whether the text message identified the business or company that sent it. This helps determine whether we already know the responsible party or whether we need to gather additional identifying information.

If the sender wasn’t identified, please respond to the original text with a simple request for details, such as: “Can you please send information to [your email]?” If the message asked for loan amounts, reply with a number and your email. This helps us document the responsible party for the claim.

7. Form Submission Requirements

We now need you to upload the DNC verification and the screenshot of the text message. Please also complete your personal information, including your name, address, email, and the phone number that received the solicitation. This ensures we can prepare and submit a complete demand letter.
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Ensure all required fields are completed

You’re ready to submit your information. Once filed, you’ll receive a response within the expected timeframe, either directly from the defendant or from us with instructions if the defendant fails to respond. Please review your details one last time before submitting.