FAQ

Ringless voicemail or voicemail drops function with U.S. and Canadian mobile numbers and certain landline phones. For compatibility with landlines, a voicemail messaging system/voicemail-box must be included, provided by their phone service provider.

Ringless voicemail stands out as a highly efficient marketing method, enabling outreach to numerous phone numbers without the need for manual dialing. With our user-friendly interface, you can swiftly create and deploy a voicemail drop within minutes of setting up your account.

Ringless voicemail technology is legally permissible, but, like any telecommunication service, it is subject to regulation. The regulations governing phone calls and text messaging also extend to ringless voicemail. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), established in 1991 under the guidance of the FCC, safeguards consumer privacy by placing restrictions on telemarketing communications. In 2003, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) created the National Do Not Call Registry, introducing regulations that prohibit commercial telemarketers from making unwanted, unsolicited sales calls. For more details on the TCPA and FCC Guidelines, you can visit www.donotcall.gov.

Ringless voicemail involves delivering a message directly into the recipient's voicemail inbox, offering a more personal and less intrusive outreach method compared to texting or robo-calls. It provides a discreet alternative, reducing the likelihood of annoyance from recipients, similar to checking an email inbox rather than receiving an intrusive call during dinner.

Ringless voicemail involves reaching someone's voicemail inbox directly, bypassing ringing and the risk of inconvenient timing. This strategic placement allows you to leave a personalized message, encouraging the recipient to take action by calling back or visiting a designated website. This establishes a clear "call to action," directing callers back to your business.

Depending on the pricing plan you choose, costs can vary. In the pay-as-you-go plan, you can make 200 deliveries for $10. Under a monthly delivery plan that works more like a subscription, you can place the same amount of deliveries for a reduced cost of $8. If you need to place a lot of voicemails, you can even find pricing plans that allow for over 10,000 placed ringless voicemails per month.

In 2003, the National Do Not Call Registry was created by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), implementing regulations that prohibit commercial telemarketers from making unwanted, unsolicited sales calls. To learn more, visit www.donotcall.gov .

Ringless Pro does not cross check your personal phone number lists with the National Do Not Call Registry.

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal statute designed to safeguard consumer privacy by restricting telemarketing communications. This statute was enacted in 1991 and covers telemarketing communications via voice calls, SMS texts, and fax.

Laws, rules, and regulations vary by industry, state, and country. It is your responsibility to know these laws and to comply.

Ringless voicemail technology is legal. However, ringless voicemail, like any other telecommunication service, is regulated. The same regulations that apply to voice calls and text messaging, also apply to ringless voicemail.