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Consent and your details

The consent behind the Free plan, and how to stop it

The sentence you tick for Free, what it lets us do and never lets us do, five ways to withdraw, and what happens to the account after.

You give a marketing consent for Free, not cash. At sign-up there is an unticked box next to this sentence: "I agree to receive marketing from Snip Circuit and its partners about business growth and advertising services, by email and phone. Unsubscribe any time." Ticking it is what you give for the plan.

What it lets happen. Snip Circuit and the partner named on the partners page can contact you by email and by phone about business growth and advertising services. Phone includes automated voice calls.

What it never lets happen. Text messages. And it is about you only. Your clients' and callers' details are never used for marketing.

How to stop it. Any of these, any time:

  • Click unsubscribe in any marketing email, then the button on the page that comes up.
  • Send "stop" back to a marketing email.
  • On a marketing call, tell them to stop.
  • Go to Account and hit Withdraw marketing consent.
  • Drop a line to hello@snipcircuit.com.au from the email you signed up with.

Each withdrawal is recorded with the time and how you did it, and the marketing stops. If a stop cannot be confirmed straight away, Shopbell keeps trying until it is.

After that. The consent is what holds Free, so withdrawing ends the deal. The plan runs until the end of the current Melbourne month, and the dashboard shows the date. Then it ends, unless you pick One Chair or Every Chair or tick the consent again on Account. Nothing gets deleted.

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