By providing your mobile phone number and opting in to receive SMS messages from Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, you agree to receive text messages related to our products, services, orders, promotions, updates, and customer support.

Message frequency may vary.

Message and data rates may apply depending on your mobile service provider.

Consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.

You may opt out at any time by replying STOP to any SMS message from us. After you opt out, you may receive one final confirmation message.

For assistance, reply HELP or contact Amanda’s Natural Products and Services directly.

We are not responsible for delayed or undelivered messages caused by your mobile carrier, device, service interruption, or other factors outside our control.

Your participation in our SMS program is also subject to our Privacy Policy.

We may update these SMS Terms of Service from time to time. Any changes will be posted on this page.

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Policy and statement will be on the same page?

They can be on the same page, but for your SMS setup I’d keep them as two separate pages.

That way you can paste one URL into Privacy Policy URL and a different URL into Terms of Service URL, exactly as the form is asking.

So use:

Privacy Policy:
https://www.thehealthychoicenaturalsgy.com/privacy-policy

SMS Terms of Service:
https://www.thehealthychoicenaturalsgy.com/sms-terms-of-service

That setup is cleaner and less likely to confuse the verification system.

If they should be on the same page or put them on separate page. Web page.

Put them on separate web pages.

That is the cleaner setup because the SMS form is asking for two different URLs:

• Privacy Policy page

• SMS Terms of Service page

So I would make two separate pages on your website and then paste each page link into the correct field. That is clearer for both customers and the verification system.

I'm going now. The reason I'm asking is because a mistake you keep making. Put...

Put the Privacy Policy on one web page and the SMS Terms of Service on a separate web page.

That is the safest setup for the form you showed me because it asks for two different URLs.

Use:

Page 1: Privacy Policy
https://www.thehealthychoicenaturalsgy.com/privacy-policy

Page 2: SMS Terms of Service
https://www.thehealthychoicenaturalsgy.com/sms-terms-of-service

Do not put both together on one page for this setup.

Yes — once the Privacy Policy page is public, move on to the SMS Terms of Service page.

Use:

Page Title:
SMS Terms of Service

URL Slug:
/sms-terms-of-service

Description:
Read the SMS Terms of Service for Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, including message frequency, opt-out instructions, support information, and customer consent terms.

Then publish that page too. After both are public, you’ll have the two links the SMS form is asking for.

Can I add a picture to it? My logo? Or leave it just like that?

You can add your logo, and I think it would look good at the top of the page.

Keep it simple though: one small-to-medium logo above the Privacy Policy or SMS Terms of Service heading, then leave the rest of the page mostly text. That keeps the page professional and still clearly branded.

I would not add product pictures or decorative images to a legal page. Just the logo is enough.

The board policy, right?

Yes — both pages.

Put the same logo at the top of:

• Privacy Policy

• SMS Terms of Service

That keeps both pages branded and consistent..