Inteliquent, VoIP Innovations, etc. have been demanding brand/campaign
registration for at least a full month now for any messages to process.
The reseller only needs to have a account with TCR. Then you can
register on your clients behalf their brands and campaigns. IQNT and VI
are charging $50
On Wed, Feb 23, 2022 at 12:35 PM Peter Beckman wrote:
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> I think you overestimate the technical prowress of a small laudromat who
> simply wants to notify customers that their laundry is ready!
>
No, it's the reverse. Because they have no ability to do this, they
outsource it. And *that*
Yep.
Their "Business SMS limitations and restrictions" is really just a
high-level copy of the CTIA Best Practices for P2P.
Anything outside of that is A2P, and it is clear that RingCentral is
offloading any required brand registration to their end users and directing
them to The Campaign Regist
RingCentral started sending messages like this today. I suppose others may
follow?
Hello,
We are writing to let you know about an upcoming change to SMS that’s
affecting the entire industry. Recently, mobile carriers have begun
treating all SMS from businesses large and small as commercial mes
100% agree here. This is cartel / monopoly behavior and should be
attacked as such.
The facts as I understand them are:
1. All API originated traffic is considered A2P regardless of if its an
app with a physical single person thumbing in messages at the far
end. API involved = A2P. Done (
I use Twilio extensively for network and system monitoring-related texts to…
myself.
Don’t care about fees, charge me whatever, just please don’t make it stop
working or make me do more paperwork. This stuff sounds like a possible source
of disruption or additional paperwork and for the mere p
From: VoiceOps on behalf of Peter Beckman
Sent: Monday, November 29, 2021 4:52 PM
To: Carlos Alvarez
Cc: voiceops@voiceops.org
Subject: Re: [VoiceOps] VoIP SMS Campaign Fees
While I understand the concern, and it is warranted for your customers who
are using 1
While I understand the concern, and it is warranted for your customers who
are using 10DLC numbers for business-related SMS, The Campaign Registry
(TCR) will evaluate your business case for P2P if you have a valid one,
such as a business that offers residential phone service.
I've implemented the
Alarmist is warranted. I am equally perplexed by the inconsistent rules,
the vague language, and by everyone insisting that T-Mobile will
unilaterally issue $10k fines per message. On what authority? What is the
appeals process? Dozens of questions, nearly no answers.
I just sent a text from o
Nate,
See a thread I started a few months ago about this matter.
I got a lot of negative responses for being an alarmist.
Basically these requirements are set by the different mobile carriers and
they are not the same.
Yes, they all consider customers to be businesses (A2P). No customer is a
con
Check out TheCampaignRegistry.com (TCR). They have some decent resources
explaining this. You pay for each "brand" which probably matches 1:1 to
your customer and for each "campaign" each customer has. Some brands could
have more than one campaign depending on their needs and how you slice it.
See
Sorry if this was already discussed and I missed it. I saw a notice on
our Voip Innovations account today that any business DID's that send SMS
messages to a consumer in any way now have to be registered with
'Campaignregistry.com' Looks like this requires a $200 signup, and then
potentially
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