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SMS consent

Mags · Magpies & Co · Last updated September 2026

How Mags asks for and records consent to send text messages, and what every keyword does. This page is here so it can be checked without signing up.

How opt-in works

Opt-in is by text message. Mags publishes one number at textmags.com, with the disclosure below shown alongside it. A person opts in by texting that number themselves, in their own words — that first message is the consent. There is no form, no number field, and no message is ever sent on anyone’s behalf. Consent is never a condition of purchase.

The number

(470) 944-8824

The disclosure, published with the number

Texting Mags signs you up for recurring automated text messages from Magpies & Co at the number you text from. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.

The live homepage opt-in block: the Mags phone number shown large, with the SMS consent disclosure published directly beneath it.
The opt-in block on the homepage (textmags.com): the number and the disclosure, published together.

Keywords and what each returns

No opt-in keyword is required: any first message from a new number enrols it. The keywords below are the carrier keywords, matched deterministically, and they work even if everything else is down. Each returns a fixed message, quoted verbatim.

TextWhat it returns
STOP (also STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT)You are unsubscribed and will get no more texts from Mags. Reply START to resume. This does not cancel your subscription - to stop billing: textmags.com/cancel
HELP (also INFO)Mags by Magpies & Co. Help: textmags.com/help. Msg frequency varies. Msg and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, START to resume.
START (also UNSTOP)Resumes texts after a STOP.

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