[INFOGRAPHIC] VERIFY THAT THE MOBILE NUMBER ON FILE STILL BELONGS TO THE RIGHT CONSUMER

June 23, 2015

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The ability to verify the accuracy of consumer mobile phone numbers in real-time has become essential in order to reduce the risk of violating TCPA rules and regulations. The key to ensuring that organizations have the proper consent to call or text a mobile number is validating that the mobile number on file still belongs to the consenting consumer.

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