Prior express consent definition
Prior express consent means an agreement provided by a called
Prior express consent means that before Defendant made a call to Plaintiff’s cellular telephone number, Plaintiff had given an invitation or permission to receive calls to that number.
Prior express consent means an agreement provided by a called customer to allow the caller to make an autodialed telephone call to the called customer's telephone in relation to the specific subject matter for which the telephone call is made.
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Prior express consent by the consumer is required and can be made verbally or in writing.
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Prior express consent for the Text-2-Community Service means consent that complies with applicable federal and state law for sending texts to a wireless number via an automatic telephone dialing system (including, without limitation, 47 U.S.C. § 227 and 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200, including as interpreted by the FCC and courts of competent jurisdiction, and as may be amended from time to time), and must also meet the requirements set forth in the Customer Consent Addendum. Client shall not initiate and send a text through the Text-2-Community Service to any person that has not provided Prior Express Consent, and the initiation and sending of any such text without obtaining such Prior Express Consent is a breach of this Agreement. You may request IRIO’s prior approval of a different form of consent in lieu of the form of consent in the Customer Consent Addendum, which such approval may be provided or denied at IRIO’s sole discretion, and which will not eliminate Your obligation to ensure that the form of consent complies with applicable law.
Prior express consent means more than simply including boilerplate consent in the Cardholder Agreement. Consumer consent also may not be tied to the acceptance of a product. Partners must take meaningful action to demonstrate that the consumer has affirmatively consented. The burden is on the caller (Partner) to be able to prove that the necessary prior express consent was obtained.
Prior express consent means more than simply including boilerplate consent in the Cardholder Agreement. Partners must take meaningful action to demonstrate that the consumer has affirmatively consented. The burden is on the Partner to be able to prove the necessary prior express consent was obtained. For example, a Partner could provide an opt-in option on the Program website where customers could affirmatively elect to receive SMS text messaging.
Prior express consent means the volun- tary provision of a telephone number where the consumer has not expressed a desire not to be called. (See In re Rules & Reg’s Implementing the Tel. Consumer Prot. Act of 1991 (1992) 7 F.C.C.R. 8752, 8769