TCR Vetting Systems Operational
TCR Error Database

Invalid Campaign Description

Invalid Campaign Description. Common Triggers: Learn how MyTCRPlus tools, templates and checklists help you pass TCR vetting in one submit.

Why This Rejection Happens

The description field of your campaign was either too short, too vague, or completely irrelevant to the actual messaging content. Vetting agents read this to understand *why* you are texting. A description like "Test" or "Messages" is an automatic failure.

  • "Test campaign" or "Platform testing."
  • "Marketing messages" (Too vague; explain *what* marketing).
  • Description says "2FA" but samples show "Pizza Coupons."
  • Word count is too low (< 10 words).

Root Cause Analysis

Primary Triggers

  • The "Lazy" Submission: Filling out the form quickly and writing "notifications" does not give the carrier enough context to approve traffic.
  • Inconsistency: If the description contradicts the sample messages or the Use Case selected, it is marked as invalid.

Good vs. Bad Descriptions

Bad (Rejected):

Good (Approved):

Step-by-Step Remediation

Follow the Formula

Who + What + Why.
Who: "[Brand Name] sends..."
What: "...appointment reminders and billing alerts..."
Why: "...to customers who purchased our services."

Update TCR Profile

Log in and edit the "Campaign Description." Ensure it is at least 15-20 words long and specific to your content.

Pre-Resubmission Checklist

  • My description mentions the Brand Name.
  • My description matches the sample messages provided.

Fix It Faster

Generate a perfect description.

Details Matter

A detailed description proves you are a legitimate sender with a plan.

Legal Disclaimer: Code 30886 is a data quality error. It ensures the carrier understands the nature of the traffic traversing their network.

© 2025 MyTCRPlus. All rights reserved.

EXPLORE NEXT

RELATED

// Stop guessing. Start messaging.

ELIMINATE TCR
REJECTION RISK TODAY

SMB & Enterprise businesses achieve up to 90% approval rates with our diagnostic tools and carrier-validated templates.