Committee for a New Georgia may engage in messaging with voters in which voters may subscribe to receive messages on a wireless device via a message service (“SMS”) or multimedia message service (“MMS”), otherwise known as “text messages,” the frequency and availability of which may vary.
In connection with voice and text messaging programs, Committee for a New Georgia
is responsible for complying with applicable laws, regulations and guidelines including, without limitation, the carrier or wireless industry guidelines regarding data privacy or transmission of technical or personal data. By opting in to receive text messages Committee for a New Georgia, the recipient consents to the following: 1. He or she may receive recurring text messages to the mobile number provided; 2. He or she is being sent text messages using autodial or other automated technology; and 3. He or she is confirming that he or she is over the age of 13.
Recipients may cancel or opt out of any voice or text messaging provided by Committee for a New Georgia by replying “STOP” from his or her mobile device to any text message received from the Committee for a New Georgia. Recipients understand that, for their protection, they may receive a text message on the mobile number confirming the cancellation.
If recipients require additional information or assistance, text “HELP” from his or her mobile device to any text message received from Committee for a New Georgia.
Recipients’ mobile service provider’s standard messaging and data rates may apply to text messages from Committee for a New Georgia. Message frequency may vary Committee for a New Georgia assume no responsibility for charges incurred by constituents signing up for text messaging. Any text messaging fees that recipients incur will be billed on his or her individual mobile provider bill.
Collection, storage and use of constituents’ mobile number are done accordance with the privacy policy and applicable terms of use of Committee for a New Georgia. Data will not be shared or sold.