TipTaz SMS Consent Process
TipTaz — How SMS Opt-In Works
Public documentation for A2P 10DLC carrier review. TipTaz is operated by Five Child Incorporated (doing business as Five Child Media). This page is openly accessible, with no login, invitation token, or payment required to view it.
Actual recipient consent process
- An organizer sets up a team's contact information and generates a private, one-time consent invitation. The organizer shares that invitation with the intended recipient.
- The invited recipient opens
sms-consent.php?k=PRIVATE_INVITATION_TOKEN. Only a valid, unexpired invitation displays the live consent form. - The recipient enters their registered mobile number and actively checks the unchecked by default, optional SMS consent checkbox. The page links to the Privacy Policy and SMS Terms.
- The recipient clicks Confirm optional SMS opt-in. TipTaz validates the phone and invitation, then records the consent time and source. Only after a successful opt-in may optional TipTaz SMS messages be sent.
Consent form preview (read-only)
This is a faithful public illustration of the disclosures and controls on the private invitation form. This preview cannot submit consent and is not a public signup form. A real invitation is required to enroll.
Optional Ticket SMS Notifications
Team: Example Team (demonstration only)
What messages recipients receive
Only transactional/informational TipTaz messages: private ticket wallet links, ticket assignment confirmations and related tournament ticket access notifications. No marketing texts are included in this program. Message frequency varies, typically 1–3 messages per purchase or event. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for assistance. Consent is not required to buy tickets or participate.
For reviewers
The actual enrollment form is restricted to invited recipients to prevent unauthorized SMS enrollment. The above example is publicly visible and reproduces the opt-in checkbox and disclosures. Reviewers can also review the public invitation entry page, Privacy Policy, and SMS Terms.
Note: A redacted screenshot captured from a real test invitation is stronger verification evidence than this preview alone. Please host one publicly and include its link with your Twilio submission.