Everyone who hates getting unsolicited emails, hates getting unsolicited texts even more because they actually pay attention to their texts which is why marketers think it's ripe.The best way to use text marketing is to ask for permission and get it and then do the texts manually.

@Julie Nealey - No, unless the sellers agent have given them permission to do so.

He took possession of the apartment without the landlord’s permission, yet the Landlord had to evict him just as though he were a normal tenant.If a bum off the street broke into your house and took possession of your home, you would have to evict them just like anyone else.It is very important to remember that a Notice to Quit is exactly that, A NOTICE.

The office space we are getting permission/ hardship to convert to a 3 bedroom unit to make this a 2x 3br unit.

Whoever heard of such a creature :)Ultimately it's probably a question of whether you would rather ask permission or ask forgiveness!

I talked with the FB guy and got his permission to name drop.

You can't run a background check without their permission and all their information.If they are on a month-to-month agreement, give them notice that you want them to apply and pass your screening.

I had 2nd rep contact me after numerous emails to first rep go unanswered. 2nd rep tried to spin how beneficial additional 25k was for my personal credit...bear in mind I had a mid fico of 800 with very low credit utilization...I never gave them permission to apply for personal credit cards on my behalf.The suggestions they made to remove inquiries were ineffective and it has been 3 months and they have not applied for 2nd batch yet because of inquiries not being removed.Tread carefully as I am sure my experience isn't unique.

I am told that I have to notify / get permission from seller if I want to switch lenders this late in the process.

I use Experian Connect it cost the tenant $14.95 I fill in the info that they (the tenants) provides me then Experian sends them a email notifying them I'm running the report and ask them (the tenant) to give me permission to review the report. so far this works for me but I'm open to try another company