Hey everyone, Quick one - I've got a potential opportunity in the Mexican market and need some help from anyone who's operated there before. Three questions: 1. Can a UK-based business purchase a Mexican number through GHL/Twilio, and what does the regulatory bundle process look like? 2. My understanding from Twilio's guidelines is that Mexican mobile numbers can't be used for A2P or automated messaging - local carriers block it. Is that actually the case in practice, or is there a workaround? 3. If SMS is off the table, has anyone successfully run conversational AI campaigns in Mexico via an alternative channel - WhatsApp Business API for example? Any experience or pointers would be massively appreciated. Happy to share what I find out too. Cheers, Oli

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Hi all, quick question, had one of two edge cases where I have jumped in manually for a client. I've steered them towards a booking a call-back. I still want to move this in my pipeline (which I can do manually) but I also want to ensure the client still gets the notification email ("Prospect A is booked for xxxxx etc.) that goes to their sales team. Is there a simple workaround for this without having to make up a new automation etc. /something I have missed? Many thanks.

I’ve just written what I think is a pretty killer opening email for our cold outreach It’ll work for automated campaigns… But honestly, it’ll probably work even better if you just send it manually to people you already know You could even post a version of it on Facebook or LinkedIn I’m looking to test this properly… So I’ll share it with a few people But only if you PROMISE you’ll: 1. Actually send it 2. Tell me what response rate you get 3. Tell me how many coffee dates you book If that’s you… Comment “I’ll send it” below and I’ll DM ya Cheers D

I set up a dedicated domain for emails but when I send test emails they send in a weird format. Ex) [email protected] (mail) being my sub domain I setup but then it puts my name with a (+) along with my domain then @ (sub domain) then my domain again. Really weird and can’t figure it out.