However, if someone wants to take legal action against someone lives outside the US for a spam message, the costs and procedures would be different, right?

While I currently utilize Facebook groups, the platform often involves spam.

I tried to do it in private messaging but It was shut down as spam.

I don't want to mark all BP emails as spam just to stop them. 

—it may go to spam).

It has been working great, but I now find that for them to be compliance with new regulations against spam texting, they are requiring people to explicitly opt-in.

Everyone else is doing it is not an argument against prosecution.There are now lawyers that are building practices, solely based on suing spam callers to the tune of 1500 per call.And yes I know a number of people in our industry hit with thousands and thousands of dollars for just this issue.

If you text people without their explicit consent, it is considered SPAM, and you risk legal action, regardless if you are selling a product, providing a service, or simply providing information.In addition to explicit consent, recipients must opt-in to your SMS campaigns using methods such as mobile and/or web opt-in.

Hi,I'm about to refi few properties (in different LLCs) , in TX and SC.Please spam me with good DSCR options.

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