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- GlennD30 days agoGoTo Manager
It is submitted to/through TCR, reviewed and then a decision sent back. If your registration fails our support team can help you understand the reason provided. We have listed the most common reasons in our support article under Trouble Shooting.
- sssosedov30 days agoActive Contributor
Do all Carriers read the campaign details I put in GoTo and then approve them?
- GlennD30 days agoGoTo Manager
The Carriers.
- sssosedov30 days agoActive Contributor
Thank you for your prompt response. Let me ask you the same question again:
Who approves the campaign details and who charges the registration fee?
- GlennD31 days agoGoTo Manager
Hi sssosedov,
The Campaign Registry (TCR) is a third party agency designed to help telecoms protect consumers from unwanted SMS via a mandate for brand and campaign registration. Ultimately, it is the Carriers who are in charge and if you do not register they may choose to block your messages or mark your numbers as spam in the meantime. Also, you cannot add new numbers with texting capabilities or make any changes until you have successfully registered a campaign.
It is our (and other businesses like ours) responsibility to make sure that our customers are aware of the new registration requirement, and to help our customers understand why their registration was unsuccessful if it is rejected.
- sssosedov31 days agoActive Contributor
Could you please comment on the following response from Campaign Registry:
....Please clarify who approves the campaign details and who charges the registration fee.
The Campaign Registry (TCR) is the central registration point for business messaging. TCR collects the information and facilitates the passing of this information for those parties to review. The review, approval, and/or rejection of campaigns, as well as the setting the cost for registration, falls under the responsibilities of your messaging provider and their upstream connection partners.
For further updates, please check with your messaging provider directly as they are the ones managing your registration.LISA DENNIS
Key Account Manager
The Campaign Registry - sssosedov2 months agoActive Contributor
Any idea about the random reasons for application denials?
- sssosedov2 months agoActive Contributor
They deny applications with random reasons. For example, some sections were OK in the previous submission. Now I need to fix them. I'm starting to make screenshots of their comments. It looks funny and ridiculous.
Please let me know where and how I can file a complaint, if you know.
- GlennD2 months agoGoTo Manager
Hi sssosedov, https://www.campaignregistry.com/about/ process the registration and collect the processing fee. They decide if an application is approved or rejected.