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SMS Opt-In

How the IT Wingman LLC website text-message opt-in works.

This page shows the exact public consent language used on the website by IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman, the service-related scope of the SMS program, and how someone can opt in or opt out of text communication.

Public consent language

The exact text shown on the IT Wingman contact form.

I agree to receive SMS messages from IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman about my request, appointment scheduling, service updates, and account-related support.

Message frequency varies by request and service activity. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out and HELP for help.

Mobile opt-in data is not sold or shared for third-party marketing.

To opt into SMS, a visitor provides a phone number, checks the optional SMS consent box on the contact form, and submits the request. The checkbox is not preselected.

The website keeps SMS consent separate from the main request so that someone can still contact IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman without agreeing to text follow-up.

Program scope

These texts are limited to service-related communication.

IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman uses SMS only for service-related communication tied to a contact request, appointment, or active support conversation.

These texts are used for request follow-up, appointment coordination, service updates, and account-related support communication. They are not used for third-party marketing.

Message frequency varies based on your request, appointment activity, and active service work.

  • follow-up after a contact or quote request
  • appointment confirmations, scheduling coordination, and arrival updates
  • service updates tied to an open support request
  • account-related support communication when a reply is needed

Consent flow

Consent is tied to a real support request.

  1. 01

    The visitor enters contact details and describes the support request on the public IT Wingman contact form.

  2. 02

    If the visitor wants text follow-up, the visitor provides a phone number and checks the optional SMS consent checkbox before submitting the form.

  3. 03

    IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman, uses SMS only for request follow-up, appointment coordination, service updates, and account-related support communication tied to that request.

  4. 04

    The recipient can reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help at any time.

FAQ

Questions people usually ask before agreeing to text follow-up

These answers explain how the IT Wingman website SMS consent path works, what kinds of texts IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman can send, and how people stay in control.

Do I have to agree to SMS to request help from IT Wingman?+

No. SMS consent is optional. The website contact form can still be submitted without checking the SMS consent box.

What kinds of text messages can IT Wingman send?+

Only service-related messages tied to your request, appointment coordination, service updates, or account-related support communication.

How often will IT Wingman text me?+

Message frequency varies by request and service activity. Some requests may need only one or two texts, while active scheduling or support follow-up may require more.

How do I stop receiving SMS messages?+

Reply STOP at any time to opt out. You can also switch to phone or email communication if that works better for the request.

Will IT Wingman sell or share my mobile number for marketing?+

No. Mobile opt-in data is not sold or shared for third-party marketing.

Related SMS pages

Review the rest of the live SMS program details.

These pages work together as the public record for how IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman handles service-related text messaging, consent, and user controls.

SMS resource

SMS Privacy Policy

See how IT Wingman LLC, doing business as IT Wingman handles phone numbers, consent records, service-related text data, and opt-out requests.

SMS resource

SMS Terms and Conditions

Review the rules for consent, message scope, frequency, carrier delivery, STOP, HELP, and program changes.

Need support?

Start with the request. Text follow-up stays optional.

If you need help with a real technology issue, use the contact form to describe the problem and decide whether text follow-up would actually be useful for the next step.

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