SMS Terms
1. Your Consent
By selecting YES when asked whether Team Karma may call and text you, you consent to receive telephone calls and text messages from Ring Karma at the telephone number you provided regarding your inquiry.
Consent to receive text messages is not a condition of purchasing goods or services.
2. What We May Text You About
Messages may relate to your Ring Karma inquiry, including follow-up questions, requested information, intake communications, scheduling, status information, or other communications concerning your request for assistance.
3. Message Frequency
Message frequency varies depending upon your inquiry and your communications with Ring Karma.
4. Message and Data Rates
Message and data rates may apply according to the terms of your mobile telephone plan. Your wireless carrier is responsible for any applicable charges.
5. How to Stop Text Messages
You may opt out of Ring Karma text messages at any time by replying STOP to a text message from us.
After an opt-out request is processed, you may receive a confirmation message indicating that you have been unsubscribed. You should not receive further text messages covered by that opt-out unless you subsequently provide consent again.
6. Help
Reply HELP to a Ring Karma text message for available assistance regarding the messaging program.
7. Telephone Numbers
You represent that the telephone number you provide is a number at which you are authorized to receive calls and text messages.
If your telephone number changes or is reassigned, please notify Ring Karma or opt out before discontinuing use of that number.
8. Delivery
Message delivery is subject to your wireless carrier and network availability. Ring Karma cannot guarantee that every message will be delivered or received.
9. Privacy
Information collected through your communications with Ring Karma is also subject to our Privacy Policy.
10. Changes to These Terms
Ring Karma may update these SMS Terms from time to time. The date shown at the top of this page identifies the current version.
11. Important Legal Notice
Communicating with Ring Karma, submitting an inquiry, or receiving a call or text message does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.
An attorney-client relationship exists only if and when an attorney or law firm expressly agrees to represent you.