Goodlife SMS Opt-In
Goodlife Concessions LLC, doing business as Goodlife Specialty Popcorn, uses two independent SMS consent paths. Marketing SMS consent and transactional/order SMS consent are separate, optional choices. Consent to one does not imply consent to the other.
1. Marketing SMS consent
The public “Join the Flavor Drop List” / “Catch the Next Drop” flow is for marketing SMS consent. A customer provides a mobile number, selects Text me, and affirmatively checks a separate SMS consent checkbox. The checkbox is initially unchecked and optional. Selecting “Text me” alone does not constitute SMS consent.
Disclosure shown with the marketing checkbox:
“Yes, text me Goodlife Specialty Popcorn flavor drops, offers, and promotional updates. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help.”
Customers opt in to marketing SMS only by affirmatively checking the separate marketing SMS consent box.
2. Transactional/order SMS consent
The Goodlife customer checkout contact flow provides a separate consent choice for text messages about that order. The transactional/order SMS checkbox is initially unchecked and optional. Customers can complete checkout without selecting it.
Disclosure shown with the transactional/order checkbox:
“Yes, text me updates about this order, including order status and pickup notifications from Goodlife Specialty Popcorn. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help.”
Transactional/order SMS consent is recorded independently for the order and does not create or imply marketing SMS consent.
Independent consent records
Goodlife records the two consent types independently. Marketing SMS enrollment records its own consent choice, version, and timestamp. Checkout records transactional/order SMS consent separately with the Goodlife order and its own consent record. Neither consent flag is used as a substitute for the other.