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Understanding MarketBeat’s SMS Text Message Service

Welcome! Think of this like getting a friendly note from a buddy who knows a lot about stocks—except it comes right to your phone. Let’s break down how it works, what you’re signing up for, and how you can stay in control.


Where Is This Service Available?

MarketBeat sends text messages to people in these 15 countries:

  • Australia
  • Belgium
  • Canada
  • France
  • Germany
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • New Zealand
  • Netherlands
  • Singapore
  • South Africa
  • Spain
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom
  • United States

Important: If your country isn’t on this list, you won’t be able to sign up for SMS alerts right now.


What Are You Agreeing To?

When you type in your phone number and hit the sign-up button, you’re saying:

"Yes, please send me text messages from MarketBeat."

Here’s what that really means in plain English:

  1. You’ll get texts automatically
    Messages may be sent using an automatic telephone dialing system—that’s just a fancy way of saying a computer sends them, not a person typing each one.

  2. Message & data rates may apply
    Your phone company might charge you for receiving texts, just like any other message. Check your plan if you’re not sure.

  3. Frequency varies
    Sometimes you’ll get a few texts in a day, sometimes none for a while. It depends on what’s happening in the market.

What Kind of Messages Will You Get?

You’ll receive three types of texts:

  • Stock alerts – Price moves, earnings news, or big changes
  • News stories – Quick headlines that matter to investors
  • Partner advertisements/offers – Special deals from MarketBeat’s partners

Tip: These aren’t spammy sales pitches—they’re curated to be useful for someone interested in the market.


Consent Is Not Required to Buy Anything

CALLOUT: THIS IS SUPER IMPORTANT

You do NOT have to sign up for texts to buy anything from MarketBeat.
Your consent to receive messages is completely separate from purchasing products or services. No pressure. No tricks.


How to Get Help or Stop Messages

You’re always in charge. Here’s how:

Need Help?

Just reply HELP to any MarketBeat text.
You’ll get instructions or a link to customer support.

Want to Unsubscribe?

You have two easy options:

  1. Reply STOP to any text from MarketBeat
    → You’ll be removed instantly.

  2. Visit the mailing preferences page
    → Go to: https://www.marketbeat.com/mailing-preferences/
    → Manage your settings there.

Both methods work immediately. No hassle. No questions asked.


Important Links to Read

These explain your rights, how your data is used, and the legal stuff in detail.


Summary

What You Get What You Don’t Get
Stock alerts, news & partner offers Spam or irrelevant junk
Texts in 15 supported countries Service everywhere (yet)
Free to sign up (carrier rates may apply) Hidden fees or mandatory purchases
Easy STOP or HELP replies Lock-in or hard cancellation
Consent ≠ purchase requirement Pressure to buy anything

FAQ

1. Will I be charged for these texts?

Maybe. MarketBeat doesn’t charge you, but your mobile carrier might—just like any other text. Check your plan for "incoming SMS" rates.

2. Can I sign up if I live outside the 15 listed countries?

Not right now. The service only works in the countries listed above. You can still use MarketBeat on the web or app, though!

3. How often will I get texts?

It varies. Busy market days = more texts. Quiet days = fewer. You won’t get bombarded.

4. What happens if I reply STOP?

You’ll be unsubscribed immediately. No more texts. You can always sign up again later.

5. Is my phone number shared with partners?

No. MarketBeat sends the texts. Partners don’t get your number. See the Privacy Policy for full details.


You’re all set!
Now you know exactly what to expect. Whether you want daily stock nudges or just occasional headlines, you’re in the driver’s seat. Happy investing!

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