You raise an interesting point if I understand your situation properly. What I understand and correct me if I’ve got it wrong here.
You have a PBX that you use entirely privately for your family. No business involved, no customers… you’re just using it like a super charged home phone.
Texting/sms from this system would be for personal use, family, friends, other personal messages (you’re Dr, local nail salon sending appointment reminders to you etc…)
why should YOU be required to register a campaign. Clearly there is nothing in the law stopping you from having a 10DLC for personal use. Nothing stoping you from setting up a PBX for personal use.
And this is where I was going earlier in the convo with the idea that the FCC just pushed off their “authority” or “responsibility” to the mobile carriers.
The clear answer from the mobile carriers is: Get a cell phone…
I find it odd and a bit disingenuous and honestly a conflict of interest that there is zero campaign requirements for texting “customers” from a mobile phone but the minute it’s a 10DLC. Unless there are rules/safeguards in place to prevent someone from hooking up a cell phone for robo-texting. I would imagine it wouldn’t take a rocket scientist to get an android phone and create an robo-text app, fill a room full of them and cry havoc…
I’m clearly making some assumptions here so please educate me if I’m not understanding the situation properly. I know there are people here who understand the in’s and out’s of all this much better.