Texting DEALS or JOIN opts you in to recurring promotional text messages
By texting the keyword DEALS or JOIN to the phone number given, you consent to receive recurring promotional SMS messages from Refreshed Tech, including exclusive discount codes and special offers that can be redeemed on Whatnot. The policy adds that message frequency varies, message and data rates may apply, and consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.
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By texting the keywords DEALS or JOIN to +1 (260) 829-3554, you consent to receive recurring promotional SMS text messages from Refreshed Tech, including exclusive discount codes and special offers redeemable on Whatnot.
Message frequency varies.
Message and data rates may apply.
Consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.
Qualifications & exceptions
Message and data rates may apply.
Consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.
Not stated here
The policy does not say how many messages to expect; it says only that frequency varies.
The policy does not say whether any other way of giving a phone number also counts as SMS consent; the usage section has a broader consent sentence (see the marketing communications card).
Use & Processing · User right or choice
Reply STOP to opt out of texts, or HELP or email for help
You can opt out of the text messages at any time by replying STOP to any message. For help, you can reply HELP or contact Refreshed Tech at the email address given.
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To opt out at any time, reply STOP to any message.
For help, reply HELP or contact us at
Qualifications & exceptions
The STOP instruction is described for the text messages; the policy's separate email opt-out route is through the instructions in the messages themselves.
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The policy does not say how quickly an opt-out takes effect.
Use & Processing · Company practice
Information is used to improve the site and customer service and for communications
Refreshed Tech says the personal information it collects may be used to improve its website using your feedback, to enhance customer service by responding more effectively to your needs, and for communication, which can include product updates, promotions, newsletters or other marketing materials. The statement is phrased as "may be used", so these are permitted uses rather than a complete or exclusive list.
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The personal information we collect may be used in the following ways:
To improve our website: Your feedback helps us make ongoing enhancements.
To enhance customer service: Your data allows us to respond more effectively to your needs.
For communication: We may send you product updates, promotions, newsletters, or other marketing materials via email or SMS.
Qualifications & exceptions
Phrased as "may be used in the following ways".
Not stated here
The policy does not say whether other uses exist beyond those listed.
Use & Processing · User right or choice
Providing information counts as agreeing to marketing emails or texts, with an opt-out in each message
The policy says Refreshed Tech may send product updates, promotions, newsletters or other marketing materials by email or SMS, and that by providing your information you agree to receive such communications. You may opt out at any time through the instructions in the messages. This broad agreement sentence sits alongside the SMS text, which says consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase and describes opting in by texting a keyword, so the two statements do not say exactly the same thing about when text-message consent is given.
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For communication: We may send you product updates, promotions, newsletters, or other marketing materials via email or SMS.
By providing your information, you agree to receive such communications. You may opt out at any time through the instructions provided in the messages.
Consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.
Qualifications & exceptions
Opt-out is through the instructions provided in the messages.
Not stated here
The policy does not say whether providing a phone number when placing an order is enough to receive marketing texts, or whether the keyword opt-in is required.
The policy does not say whether the email opt-out and the STOP reply are separate.
Cross-references
contrast (model-proposed): Texting DEALS or JOIN opts you in to recurring promotional text messages — contrast: The usage section says providing your information means you agree to receive marketing by email or SMS, while the SMS section describes opting in by texting a keyword and says SMS consent is not a condition of purchase. The two pull in different directions on when text-message consent is given.