I've done cold sms outreach for the past couple of days and I've sent out maybe 3000-4000 cold sms, the thing is that ive sent them without opt out language the "Reply STOP to unsubscribe" thing and one guy answered my sms and told me that he was going to report me to TCPA because it was a violation to the TCPA law in the US which makes it illegal to send out sms messages to individuals in the US without their consent if your not using correct opt out language. I had no idea this was a thing so I asked chat GPT and apparently if you send out an sms message to someone in the US without correct opt out messaging you can get a fine of $500-$1500 per sms that doesn't follow the correct opt out rules. Before I started sending out sms messages I had no idea this was a thing and I know many youtubers that have videos on SMS outreach that dont use the opt out messaging and one time I even asked @Zach Pascoe in a post here on skool how to get rid of the opt out messaging and I got some advise on how to do it, so Im not sure how seriously to take this, obviously it's a bit worrying that im potentially going to be $1.5 mil in debt... Does anyone know more about this? maybe some advise on what to do. @Uncle Jimmy Mitchell

How do I turn of the opt out messages like "Reply Stop to Unsubscribe? When I tried it says "Can't disable opt out message while location is under ramp" @Zach Pascoe

I tried deleting the opt out messages but I got an error saying "Cannot disable opt out message while location is under ramp". I tried with a sub account I already had for a while and I deleted them and got new ones but still I get that error. How can I turn those of so that I can run sms outreach? @Zach Pascoe

I’m having a strange issue with my GHL power dialer setup. I’ve got 5 cold callers working under 1 sub-account, which I’m using because I only have 3 sub-accounts available. Each cold caller has their own pipeline, and I imported 500 different leads into each one by selecting their specific pipeline during the import process. Initially, everything seemed fine, and the leads went into the correct pipelines. But when my cold callers started dialing, all the opportunities began showing up in each other’s pipelines. For example, when my cold caller Jonathan finished a call and marked a lead as "no answer" in his pipeline, that same lead also updated and appeared in everyone else's pipeline, even though it should have stayed in his. For context, I’m using Zach Pascoes power dialer, and what I did was duplicate it 5 times—naming each workflow after the individual cold callers. Then, I set their specific pipeline in both the "import new leads" automation and the "update pipeline" automation. I’m not sure why leads are being updated across all pipelines instead of staying separate. I know this is a bit complicated, but if you understand what I’m describing and have any ideas on what the problem might be, I’d really appreciate your help shoutout chat gpt for maybe making it more clear @Zach Pascoe

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