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MarketBeat can send text messages (think of them as short typed notes sent to your phone) in the following countries:
If you want to join the text list, here is all you need to do:
By doing those two things, you are telling MarketBeat, “Yes, you can send me texts at this number.”
Once you’re in, MarketBeat will send you texts from time to time. Some of these might be sent by a special computer system that automatically dials phones and sends messages (like a robot helper doing the texting for them).
The messages you receive will include things like:
The number of texts you get will not be the same every day—sometimes more, sometimes less.
Important:
- Your phone company might charge you for sending or receiving these texts, or use your internet data. This is what “message and data rates may apply” means.
- Saying “yes” to these texts is not required if you want to buy anything from MarketBeat. You can still purchase goods or services without signing up.
- Texts are sent periodically, and the frequency will vary.
Need a hand? Just text the word HELP to MarketBeat and they’ll assist you.
Want to quit the text list? You have two simple options:
You can do this at any time—no questions asked!
We’ve explained the main ideas in a simple way, but you can always read the complete terms of service and privacy policy for every tiny detail.
MarketBeat offers a text-message service in 15 countries including the US, UK, and Australia. By entering your phone number and clicking sign-up, you agree to get occasional texts about stocks, news, and partner offers—some sent by an automatic system. Your phone carrier may charge you, but you don’t have to sign up to buy anything. You can get help by texting HELP, and stop anytime by texting STOP or visiting the preferences page. For the full legal info, check their terms and privacy policy.
SMS stands for Short Message Service, but we just call it “text messaging.” It’s the way phones send short written messages to each other.
Maybe. Your phone company might count these texts against your plan or charge a small fee. That’s what “message and data rates may apply” means.
It varies. Sometimes you might get several, sometimes none for a while. They call this “message frequency will vary.”
No! Consent to get texts is not a condition of purchasing any goods or services. You can be a customer without ever getting a text.
Just reply STOP to any message you receive, or go to the mailing preferences page and unsubscribe. Easy!