Text message program

Program

• Program name: Rxuracy verification codes.
• Sent by: INSURASAFE LLC doing business as Rxuracy, 400 S Kansas STE 100, Topeka, KS 66603.
• Sent to: a person whose licensed insurance agent has asked to see their prescription records, after that person agrees on the call.
• Why: the text carries a one-time code and a link to the authorization. Reading the code to the agent signs the authorization.
• How often: one message per request, and no more than 3 in an hour.
• Message and data rates may apply.
• Reply HELP for help. Reply STOP to opt out.
• Support: support@rxuracy.com.
• Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

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How people agree to receive the text

The agent reads this script on the call and records the client's agreement before any text is sent. The agent cannot send the text until they confirm the client agreed.

I'm going to text you a one-time code at [client's mobile number] from Rxuracy. The text has a link to an authorization that lets us get your prescription records, including your medications, doctors and pharmacies, so I can compare Medicare plans for you. Please open it and read it. If you agree, read me the code. Giving me the code is your electronic signature. Message and data rates may apply, and you can reply STOP to opt out. Is that OK?

The text clients receive

Your Rxuracy code is [6-digit code]. It expires in 1 hour. Review what you're authorizing: https://rxuracy.com/a/[link]

Replies

Reply HELP:

Rxuracy: one-time codes for authorizing prescription record requests. Help: support@rxuracy.com. Reply STOP to opt out.

Reply STOP:

Rxuracy: you're opted out and won't receive more texts.