3 ms·
Uggh, Bandwidth. A company that refuses to divulge contact information for a company that sent me an unsolicited, unidentified text message (a clear violation
by whaleofatw2022 3y ago
Uggh, Bandwidth.
A company that refuses to divulge contact information for a company that sent me an unsolicited, unidentified text message (a clear violation of TCPA). Which is really funny... shouldn't this company want me to get in touch with them if I'm interested?
- otterley 3y agoTCPA requires the service provider to send the recipient the sender’s contact info? If so, have a lawyer send them a letter.
- constrain5795 3y agoI guess I'm a bit confused about your expectations here. Would you expect your ISP to give up your contact info in regards to a DMCA complaint? I certainly wouldn't; I would expect them to do exactly what they (and bandwidth.com) actually do: alert the user that they received a complaint and/or take action against the user themselves.
- whaleofatw2022 3y agoOnce upon a time it was a possible for a prank call to be traced and the child spanked. What is more important is that I provided source and destination numbers alongside times and screenshots of their customer violating the law and the response was a 'durrr, ok'. These providers launder sms and voip spam. I've worked with providers that care about compliance and know when someone DNGAF.