SMS opt-in and call to action
Jobsite Exchange, LLC · Denver, Colorado · Last updated September 27, 2026
This page shows exactly where a consumer consents to receive text messages from Jobsite Exchange, LLC, and the exact wording shown to them at the moment they consent. It is public. No account, no login, and no form submission is needed to read it.
Who sends, who receives, and from what number
Sender: Jobsite Exchange, LLC, a Denver-area marketplace where contractors, haulers and property owners post surplus material such as dirt, fill and aggregate, or post what they need.
Recipients: people who used this website, gave us their own mobile number, and checked a consent box asking for texts. We never text purchased, rented, scraped or third-party lists.
Texts originate from these numbers: +1 970-545-7975 and +1 720-734-4083.
Support: email robert@jobsiteexchange.com, call 614-582-5642, or use our contact page.
Every way a consumer opts in to recurring messages
There are three. Email is the default delivery channel on every form, and consent to texts is never required to post, to book, or to use the site. A one-time verification code a consumer asks for is a separate single message, described further down.
1. Posting a material listing
On the homepage quick form at jobsiteexchange.com and on the full form at jobsiteexchange.com/post/export or /post/import (reached from /get-started, which asks first whether material is leaving or arriving), the consumer fills out their listing and reaches a step headed “Send my manage code by”, with Email selected by default. Choosing Text message reveals a mobile number field and a consent checkbox that is unchecked by default. The listing will not submit until the consumer checks it.
2. Requesting a haul (Book a Haul)
The form at jobsiteexchange.com/book asks what the material is, where it is going and when, then asks how the consumer wants to track the haul. Choosing “Email or text me a ticket” brings up the same component and the same unchecked checkbox, with the consent wording below word for word identical. Only the step heading names a different receipt, “haul ticket” instead of “manage code”. The third screenshot below is that exact step.
3. Texting START
A consumer who has previously opted out can text START to +1 970-545-7975 or +1 720-734-4083 to start receiving messages again. Our opt-out confirmation reply states this.
The exact consent wording, verbatim
Both forms above render the same component. This is what the consumer reads, word for word. The checkbox ships unchecked and is required before the form will submit.
Screenshots of the live consent step
These are captures of the live consent component, the same one the listing form and Book a Haul render, with Text message selected so the whole disclosure is visible at once.
Verification codes are a separate, single message
Several screens can send one verification code to a number the consumer types in at that moment: creating an account by phone, signing in by phone, the listing lookup at /manage, password recovery, haul tracking, and changing the phone number on an account. The account sign-in panel is also embedded in several places for people who would rather use an account: the listing form, Book a Haul, the account menu in the site header, and the listing inquiry form. In that embedded form only the create-an-account-by-phone path can send a code, and it shows the same disclosure. That is a single transactional message the consumer asks for, not a subscription, and it is not what the consent checkbox above covers. Every one of those surfaces renders the same disclosure next to the number field, before anything is sent:
Email remains available on every one of those screens, so agreeing to a text is never a condition of reaching an account or a listing.
What the consent checkbox covers
Checking the box consents to the message types described in our SMS messaging terms:
- Account and listing notices — the manage code for a listing you created, and listing-management messages.
- Listing inquiry notifications — alerts when someone responds to or asks about a listing you posted.
- Haul coordination — scheduling, status updates and e-tickets for a haul you requested. These go to the person who submitted the request. Haulers and drivers are not texted under this program.
Message frequency varies with your activity. Message and data rates may apply according to your carrier and plan. Jobsite Exchange does not charge for the messages.
Opting out, and getting help
Reply STOP at any time. You get one confirmation message and then no further texts unless you opt in again. We also honor CANCEL, QUIT, END, UNSUBSCRIBE, OPTOUT, STOPALL and REVOKE. Reply HELP or INFO for help, which returns our program name and support contact.
Other places we ask for a phone number, and what happens to it
For completeness, since a reviewer will find these: not every phone field on the site is an SMS opt-in.
- The public Phone field on a listing is published on the listing so buyers and haulers can call. It is not a messaging opt-in.
- The chat assistant asks for a phone when it posts a listing for you. That number becomes the listing's public Phone, and the chat says so. The chat cannot send text messages at all: it delivers the manage code by email only.
- The listing inquiry form requires a phone so we can introduce the two parties. Submitting it means we text you and the poster once, together, and the form states that along with frequency, rates and how to stop.
- Hauler signup and the contractor dashboard take business phone numbers. Haulers and drivers are not texted under this program.
- The contact form takes an optional phone so we can reply.
Sharing
No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Information sharing to subcontractors in support services, such as customer service, is permitted. All other use case categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with, or obtained by, any third parties.
Two different numbers, two different rules. A mobile number given under the consent checkbox on a listing is never published on the listing and never shared with anyone. A phone number put on a haul request is shared with the independent providers we introduce you to, because that is how they reach you about your own request. SMS opt-in and consent data are never shared with anyone, and nothing is shared for marketing or promotional purposes.