Legal and policy information

TCPA & Consent Disclosure

This draft explains the intended consent and compliance responsibilities surrounding website communications and future call campaigns.

Draft dated August 3, 2026

Draft for final legal review. This page is operational draft content, not legal advice. Qualified counsel must review the final legal entity, jurisdictions, vendors, retention periods, dispute terms, and live business practices before publication.

1. Website applicant communications

When you submit a campaign application or contact request, you ask InsurancePayPerCalls.com to respond using the business email address or telephone number you provide. These responses may concern your request, application review, onboarding, campaign configuration, account support, and related service information.

Submitting a request is not consent to receive unrelated consumer marketing, does not create an insurance transaction, and does not require you to purchase call services. Message and data rates may apply to any text communications that you separately authorize. Contact preferences and revocation requests will be handled according to applicable law and operational capability.

2. Buyer compliance responsibilities

Buyers are responsible for determining and satisfying the laws that apply to their receipt, handling, recording, use, follow-up, and disposition of calls. This may include the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Telemarketing Sales Rule, National Do Not Call requirements, state calling and recording laws, insurance rules, privacy laws, and industry requirements.

A campaign buyer must use caller information only for the approved product and purpose, honor opt-out and do-not-call requests when applicable, maintain required records, and avoid autodialed, prerecorded, artificial-voice, or text follow-up unless the buyer has independently confirmed a lawful basis and required consent.

Campaign qualification and consent settings may vary. InsurancePayPerCalls.com may maintain or make available records associated with a routed call, but buyers must not assume that one consent record authorizes every seller, message, technology, or later communication. Buyers should review campaign documentation and obtain legal advice for their specific operations.

InsurancePayPerCalls.com may suspend routing, request additional documentation, or restrict an account when compliance concerns arise. No public statement on this page is a guarantee that a particular call, script, follow-up method, or buyer practice complies with every law or jurisdiction.

4. Recording notice

Calls may be recorded for quality, reporting, billing, dispute, security, and compliance purposes where permitted. Buyers must provide any additional notice or obtain any consent required for their personnel, systems, jurisdictions, or subsequent use of a recording.

Questions about website communications may be sent to sales@insurancepaypercalls.com. Final consent language, call scripts, jurisdictional rules, recordkeeping, suppression practices, vendor obligations, and buyer contract terms require review by qualified counsel before live campaigns begin.