SMS consent flows
BottleSpeed is a product of Infinite Recycling Solutions, LLC and the consumer-facing messaging brand. BottleSpeed provides point-of-sale software to recycling stores. A store can send a one-time digital receipt link only after the customer requests SMS delivery and verbally agrees to the exact disclosure below. Users can also request account verification codes after the separate disclosure below. These messages do not include marketing.
During sign-up, sign-in, or account phone verification, the user enters their own mobile number and requests a one-time code. The request button appears with this disclosure before the text is sent:
By requesting a code, you agree to receive a one-time verification text from BottleSpeed, a product of Infinite Recycling Solutions. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. SMS terms and privacy policy.
Each request authorizes one code text. Users can sign up with email instead, or sign in with an email already linked to their account. Receipt consent is collected through the separate POS flow below. Before sending a verification text, BottleSpeed records the user, number, request time, purpose, disclosure text, and request-button consent method. This record remains after the code is used and does not contain the code.
Opt-in flow
How verbal consent is collected
The customer controls whether to receive a text receipt. SMS consent is optional, separate from checkout, and never a condition of purchase. Email or no receipt remains available without SMS consent.
After checkout, the customer voluntarily asks store staff to send the completed transaction receipt by SMS.
Staff confirms the mobile number and reads the complete disclosure below before asking for a clear yes or no.
The send action remains disabled until staff attests that the script was read and the customer verbally agreed.
Exact script
Verbal consent script used at the POS
Staff see and must read this script before every SMS receipt. Script version 2026-09-07.
“Would you like your receipt sent by text message? If yes, please provide or confirm your mobile number. BottleSpeed, a product of Infinite Recycling Solutions, LLC, will send one text message containing a secure link to your receipt for this transaction. Message frequency varies based on how often you request text receipts; a typical request sends one message. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for help. Wireless carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Your consent is optional and is not a condition of purchase. Do you agree to receive this text?”
Staff may proceed only if the customer clearly says yes. A no, silence, or ambiguous response does not authorize an SMS.
Participation is subject to the SMS Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Example
Simulated consent conversation
This sample shows the complete customer interaction used for an in-store text receipt request.
Customer: “Could you text me my receipt?”
Store staff: “Would you like your receipt sent by text message? If yes, please provide or confirm your mobile number. BottleSpeed, a product of Infinite Recycling Solutions, LLC, will send one text message containing a secure link to your receipt for this transaction. Message frequency varies based on how often you request text receipts; a typical request sends one message. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for help. Wireless carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Your consent is optional and is not a condition of purchase. Do you agree to receive this text?”
Customer: “Yes, please.”
Store staff: “Thank you. BottleSpeed will send the requested receipt to the number you confirmed.”
POS evidence
Simulated POS consent screens
These review images use dummy customer and transaction data. They reproduce the script, attestation requirement, and Send receipt states used in the authenticated BottleSpeed POS; they are not records of a real customer interaction.
Recordkeeping
How consent is recorded and retrieved
After the customer says yes, staff must check an attestation in the authenticated POS. The backend independently requires that attestation and creates a consent record before contacting Twilio.
- Consent timestamp and verbal opt-in method
- Exact consent script and script version
- Normalized destination mobile number
- Transaction, store, and staff user identifiers
- Initial Twilio status, Twilio-reported send timestamp when present, and message identifier
Opt out and help
Instructions provided after consent
The first and only receipt message confirms the opt-in and repeats the customer’s controls.