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Realistic walkthrough on trust and consent

Alex said stop once. She didn't hear about this deal either, not even this one.

Not a smaller list. Not an exception for a bigger offer. Just off, until she says otherwise.

The Polish Bar · a rare 20%-off Full Set Acrylic, sent to the regular list

Names, times, and dollar figures here are illustrative. The behavior shown is exactly how the system works.

Opted-out clients texted

0

0Exceptions made
AnytimeWays for Alex to opt back in
All of themLists this rule applies to

Without Fillsy

One list, easy to miss, easy to slip through on a "big" promotion that feels different.

With Fillsy

A stop stays a stop. Everywhere, every time, no exceptions, until they say otherwise.

Months ago

Alex replied STOP to a text. Recorded immediately, no follow-up questions.

Tuesday, 10:00 AM

A rare 20%-off Full Set Acrylic opens up, the kind of deal that normally goes out to everyone on the regular list.

Tuesday, 10:00 AM

Everyone else on the list gets the text. Alex's phone stays quiet.Skipped

Anytime

If Alex ever wants back in, one reply does it. Until then, nothing goes to her, not even this.

A stop is permanent and absolute. No exceptions, no fine print, ever, until the client decides otherwise.

Real opt-outs, respected everywhere, always.

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