Text messages from Anton de la Fuente

+1 (424) 496-4300 is used by Anton de la Fuente and his personal assistant software for one-to-one conversations with service businesses about his own quote requests, photos, appointments and related questions. These are low-volume, non-marketing messages.

How you agree to texts

Permission during a call. Before sending you a text, Anton or his assistant speaks with your business representative, identifies the specific service request, confirms the recipient number and reads the permission request below. A clear yes is required. We keep a record of the date, number, service request and affirmative response with the call record. Declining does not affect the service inquiry.

This is our only opt-in method. We do not use a public phone listing or an unsolicited incoming text as a substitute for verbal permission. Replies after permission remain within the same service conversation.

Permission covers that specific service conversation only. We do not send marketing, bulk messages or recurring subscription messages. A publicly listed phone number alone is not used as permission to text.

May Anton de la Fuente and his assistant text this number about this service request, including quote details, photos and scheduling? Message frequency varies; message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop or HELP for help. Terms are at sms.antondelafuente.com/terms and privacy at sms.antondelafuente.com/privacy. Saying no will not affect this inquiry. Do you agree?

The caller waits for an affirmative answer before sending a text. If the answer is unclear or no, we continue by phone or another agreed channel.

First text after permission

After permission, we send an acknowledgment like this, referring to the specific service request:

Anton de la Fuente: Thanks for agreeing to texts about my service request. Frequency varies; msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop, HELP for help. Terms: https://sms.antondelafuente.com/terms/ Privacy: https://sms.antondelafuente.com/privacy/

Frequency, stopping messages and help

Message frequency varies with the conversation, typically a few messages. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop receiving texts. We also honor ordinary-language requests to stop. Reply HELP for the messaging service's standard help response, or email anton@antondelafuente.com for assistance.

Twilio processes its standard opt-out and re-enablement commands. There is no keyword subscription program.

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