SMS consent and enrollment

How CallTextBurn users enroll for messaging

CallTextBurn is a second-number phone service operated by Melvin Global LLC. It gives registered users a temporary number for manual, low-volume, one-to-one conversational SMS. Users send and receive personal messages such as plans, check-ins, questions, and replies with individual contacts.

Interactive flow mockup

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Create account and attest

The real invite flow collects account information before the user actively accepts the messaging terms.

Username Invite code

I certify that I will use CallTextBurn only for lawful, consensual, manual, low-volume, one-to-one personal communications. I will contact only recipients who gave prior consent that I can document for me and the conversation, or who initiated contact by messaging my assigned number. I will not use CallTextBurn to spam, harass, threaten, defraud, impersonate, send automated, bulk, or mass messages, commit crimes, use purchased lists, or contact anyone who has asked me to stop. I understand that violations may result in immediate suspension and release of my CallTextBurn number. Message frequency varies with each conversation. Message and data rates may apply. Recipients may reply STOP to opt out or HELP for assistance. Consent is not a condition of purchase. I agree to the Terms of Service and acknowledge the Privacy Policy.

Select a temporary number

After attestation, the user deliberately selects one available CallTextBurn number. These 555 numbers are fictional.

(210) 555-0118San Antonio, TX (312) 555-0142Chicago, IL (415) 555-0164San Francisco, CA

Messaging enrollment confirmed

In the real private flow, the account is enrolled only after active attestation and number selection.

This demonstration stored nothing and provisioned no number.

Who is consenting?

The checkbox records the CallTextBurn account holder's agreement to follow the messaging rules. It does not replace consent from an outside recipient. Before starting an outbound conversation, the account holder must have that recipient's prior express consent for the sender and subject and must retain proof of when and how it was given. If the recipient messages the assigned number first, that inbound message can document consent for a direct reply in that exchange.

What messages are exchanged?

Account holders manually send and receive individual conversational texts with personal contacts. Examples include coordinating a meeting, confirming arrival, asking a question, or replying within an existing conversation.

Messaging disclosures

Message frequency varies with each conversation.
Message and data rates may apply.
Recipients may reply STOP to opt out or HELP for assistance.
Consent is not a condition of purchase.
Customer care is available at [email protected].

Enforcement

Spam, harassment, threats, fraud, impersonation, criminal activity, automation, bulk messaging, and contacting someone who asked the user to stop are prohibited. Violations may result in immediate suspension and number release.

Sending numbers and first messages

Messages originate from the temporary US local number displayed to an account holder after number selection, not from one shared subscription number. The initial outbound message must identify CallTextBurn and the account holder and include instructions to reply STOP to unsubscribe.

Mobile information sharing

Mobile opt-in information and consent will not be shared with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. We may disclose mobile numbers and message data only to telecommunications providers, carriers, and service providers as necessary to deliver the requested messaging service, prevent abuse, comply with law, and honor HELP and STOP requests.

Provider disclosure

Current app testing uses fictional numbers and delivers messages only between CallTextBurn test accounts. Real number provisioning and SMS service are being prepared through DIDWW.