Communication Terms

Communications and Consent

Depending on your request, permissions, and applicable law, communications may include live calls, calls or texts using an automatic telephone dialing system, artificial or prerecorded voice calls (including AI-generated voices), SMS or MMS messages, and emails. They may concern your project, quote requests, scheduling, follow-up, and home-service marketing described in the disclosure you accepted.

Communications may come from ZikQuote and the companies identified in your consent disclosure, including through the linked Home Services Partners page. A company receiving your request does not automatically receive unlimited permission to contact you. Each sender must have the consent or other legal basis required for its own communications, technology, and purpose. Adding a company to a partner list later does not, by itself, give that company your consent.

Where required, advertising or telemarketing calls and texts using regulated technology require prior express written consent. Electronic signatures may qualify when legal requirements are met. The FTC separately requires a seller subject to its prerecorded telemarketing rule to obtain a signed, seller-specific agreement directly from you; that seller cannot rely on this page or consent obtained by a lead generator as a substitute. Any additional consent required by federal or state law remains necessary.

Phone Numbers, Text Messages, and Delivery

Provide contact details you are authorized to use. Let ZikQuote and any company contacting you know if the number is incorrect, reassigned, or no longer yours. Supplying someone else's number does not give consent on that person's behalf.

Message frequency varies with your request and the sender. Message and data rates may apply under your carrier plan. Reply HELP for help where supported, or contact the sender; for ZikQuote assistance, use hello@zikquote.com or 401-314-3394. Delivery depends on your device, carrier, and network availability. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

Revoking Consent and Stopping Calls or Texts

You may revoke consent at any time. You do not have to use a particular phrase or only one method to clearly tell ZikQuote that you want communications to stop.

• Reply STOP to a text. Other clear opt-out requests, including QUIT, END, REVOKE, OPT OUT, CANCEL, or UNSUBSCRIBE, are also reasonable ways to revoke consent.
• Tell a caller to stop contacting you, ask to join the company's internal do-not-call list, or use an automated opt-out offered during a call.
• Contact ZikQuote at hello@zikquote.com or 401-314-3394. Identify the phone number or email address receiving the communications and explain what you want stopped.
• For an independent company, use its contact details or opt-out instructions. If a text cannot accept replies, use the alternative opt-out method provided by the sender.

Legally reasonable revocation and company-specific do-not-call requests must be honored as soon as practicable, within the applicable legal deadline, and no later than ten business days where FCC rules apply. A sender may send one non-marketing text confirming your request where permitted; you do not need to reply to make your opt-out effective. A request covering calls and texts is not limited to the number or campaign from which the sender happened to contact you, to the extent applicable law requires broader effect.

Separate independent companies may maintain separate contact lists; stopping one company's messages may not stop another's. This does not limit obligations for calls or texts made on a company's behalf. Tell each sender the scope of your request, including if you want all marketing calls and texts stopped. Some legally permitted non-marketing communications may continue, depending on your request and applicable law. An opt-out does not itself delete information or cancel a service contract; privacy choices are explained in our Privacy Policy.

Do-Not-Call and Other Calling Protections

Listing your number on the National Do Not Call Registry or a state registry does not prevent calls you validly authorize or other legally permitted calls. Permission remains limited to its lawful scope, and you may still ask an individual company to stop. Each caller must follow applicable registry, identification, calling-hour, frequency, and opt-out requirements, including stricter state rules where applicable. These terms do not waive those protections or authorize unlawful or harassing communications.

Email Choices

Use the unsubscribe link in a marketing email or contact its sender to stop marketing emails. Commercial email senders must provide the disclosures and working opt-out mechanism required by law and honor applicable CAN-SPAM opt-outs within ten business days, without a fee. Unsubscribing from marketing does not necessarily stop genuine transactional messages, such as messages needed to administer a service you requested. Independent companies manage their own email preferences.

Call Monitoring and Recording

Calls may be monitored or recorded for quality, training, fraud prevention, compliance, or dispute resolution only as permitted by applicable law. The caller must provide any required notice and obtain any required consent. Accepting these terms is not a substitute for that notice or consent. If you do not want to be recorded, tell the caller; you may end the call.

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