When you buy a lead, review the original request and the evidence attached to it before deciding how to contact the prospect.
This article is general information, not legal advice. Talk to a TCPA attorney about your specific operation.
Inspect the original record
Ask for the captured consent language, TrustedForm certificate or equivalent evidence, capture timestamp and source page. Check how your team retrieves those records and how long they are retained.
A certificate records evidence about the request. It is not a promise that every outreach method is permitted. Have qualified counsel review the requirements that apply to your entity, technology and outreach.
Understand phone verification
With one-time-passcode verification, the prospect enters a code sent to the number. This confirms access to that number at signup. It does not guarantee that the prospect will answer a later call or establish that every proposed contact method is authorized.
Keep exclusivity and consent distinct
Exclusivity describes a vendor's delivery or resale restriction. Consent evidence describes what was captured when the request was made. Review both; do not treat one as a substitute for the other.
Review Slate's evidence and applicable terms
Fresh Slate inquiries include phone-verification evidence and a captured consent record. Aged inventory retains the original evidence trail; an older record is not a new coverage request.
Review the record, the applicable agreement and your own outreach requirements. Compare current products and availability before choosing a buying path.