SMS Terms and Consent Notice

Effective August 9, 2026

Program description

CallStone™, a trade name of Heeley Enterprises LLC, helps participating businesses respond to customer inquiries, discuss requested services, share appointment information, and send transactional reminders. The business identified in the consent notice and message is the sender of that messaging program. Messages are recurring and transactional; frequency varies with your inquiries, services, and appointments.

Consent

By providing a mobile number to a participating business, checking its unchecked consent box, and confirming by text, you expressly consent to receive recurring automated or manually initiated transactional texts from that business about your inquiry, service, or appointment at the number provided. A business may also use a clearly disclosed keyword opt-in: after reviewing its SMS notice, you may text START or YES to that business's CallStone™ number to confirm consent. Consent is not a condition of purchasing goods or services. Marketing or promotional texts require separate consent when applicable.

Rates, delivery, and support

Message and data rates may apply. Mobile carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. For help, reply HELP, contact the business identified in the message, or email callstonesupport@gmail.com.

Opting out

Reply STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, OPTOUT, CANCEL, END, REVOKE, or QUIT to withdraw consent. You may also revoke consent by any other reasonable method communicated to the sending business. After an opt-out request, one non-promotional confirmation may be sent and further texts are blocked unless you provide new consent. Reply START or UNSTOP to opt back in when supported by the sender and carrier.

Privacy

Phone numbers, consent evidence, messages, and opt-out records are handled as described in the Privacy Policy. SMS consent information is not sold or shared with third parties for their independent marketing.

Business obligations

Businesses using CallStone™ must present clear consent language before sending; retain evidence of the exact notice, affirmative action, phone number, and date; honor STOP and every other reasonable revocation method promptly; send only during permitted hours; configure required sender registrations; and follow federal and state laws, carrier rules, and provider policies. Businesses may not treat consent to transactional texts as consent to marketing. CallStone™ may block messaging when compliance attestations or consent records are missing.

State-specific rights

State laws may provide additional quiet hours, consent, registration, identification, recordkeeping, and private-action rights. Participating businesses are responsible for requirements that apply to the sender, recipient, message type, and state involved. Nothing in this notice limits a right or remedy that cannot lawfully be waived.