SMS Disclosure & Consent

AiVoiceBay only sends you text messages when a business that uses our AI phone receptionist has invited you to take their forwarded calls. The most common reason you would hear from us:

• Phone verification. When the business adds your number to their team, we send you a one-time 6-digit code so we can confirm you actually own the phone before any calls get forwarded to it.
• Re-verification. If your number is later re-assigned to a team, the previous verification is cleared and we send a new code.

We do not send marketing messages or promotional offers. Our texts are transactional only: verification codes confirming you own your phone number.

Use case: account verification (2FA / phone ownership confirmation).

Text messages come from AiVoiceBay, the AI phone receptionist platform. Verification codes are delivered through our messaging provider, so the number they arrive from can vary and may not match our main business line (+1 (650) 800-6005). Every legitimate message identifies AiVoiceBay by name in the text itself. We will never ask you to send us a code, so treat any message that does as suspicious no matter what number it came from.

AiVoiceBay is a product of Meal Market Technologies, Corp, a Delaware corporation. Mailing address:
Meal Market Technologies, Corp
61 Rickenbacker Cir
Livermore, CA 94551

When you enter the 6-digit code you received via SMS into the AiVoiceBay invite-acceptance page, you are doing two things at once:

• Confirming phone ownership. You are telling us that you control this phone number and can receive messages on it.
• Authorizing the business to forward calls to you. You are giving the business that invited you permission to route their AI receptionist's call-forwarding to your number when they choose.

We keep a record of the consent step: a cryptographic fingerprint of the exact disclosure that was shown, and its version number. If you want your number removed from a team, contact the business that invited you, or reach us through our contact page.

The consent step happens inside the AiVoiceBay app, behind each business's login, so we publish it here in full. These screenshots show the exact flow a team member completes before any verification text is sent:

Nothing is pre-checked, and no message is sent until the member takes both actions themselves. Screenshots current as of August 2026 and match the consent language above.

A typical verification message from AiVoiceBay looks like this:

The 6-digit code is single-use and expires after 10 minutes. We never ask you to share the code with anyone, and AiVoiceBay staff will never ask you to read it back over the phone or chat.

Frequency: typically one verification message when your number is added to a team, plus another if you request a new code or your number is later re-assigned. Most team members receive one or two messages from us, ever.

Carrier costs: Standard message and data rates may apply. AiVoiceBay does not charge you for receiving these messages, but your carrier's rate plan controls. Most US plans include unlimited SMS, but check with your carrier if you are unsure.

Reply in the same conversation. Because the number your code arrives from can vary, sending STOP, HELP, or START to a different number will not reach the right place.

Heads up if you opt out: you will not be able to receive verification codes from us until you reply START. If the business that invited you still needs to add you to their team, they will not be able to finish until you opt back in.

We collect and store the minimum information needed to verify your number and prove consent: your phone number, the verification timestamp, the consent language and version that was shown, and technical details of the session in which the consent step was completed (such as IP address and browser information).

We do not sell or share mobile phone numbers or SMS opt-in/consent information with any third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. We do not sell your data. The full details of how we collect, use, store, and let you delete your information are in our Privacy Policy, and the messaging program terms are in our Terms of Service.

If you have questions about an SMS you received from us, want to report suspicious activity, or want to make a privacy request, please reach us via our contact page.

For security-sensitive questions (suspected impersonation, account takeover, or unauthorized invites in your name), please mention "SMS security" in the subject so we route the message to the right team.