Fix TCR Code 30887: Opt-out Workflow Error | MyTCRPlus
Code 30887 High Priority

Opt-out Workflow Error

HIGH SEVERITY
20%
Rejection Rate
15 mins
Avg Fix Time
98%
Success Rate

Why This Rejection Happens

This code means there is a problem with how you handle the "STOP" keyword. Either your sample STOP response is missing mandatory elements (Brand Name + Confirmation), or your description of the opt-out process contradicts the sample messages.

Common Triggers:
  • Sample STOP response: "You are unsubscribed." (Missing Brand Name).
  • Sample STOP response: "Goodbye." (Missing confirmation of no future msgs).
  • Description says users can reply "QUIT" but system only supports "STOP."

Root Cause Analysis

Regulatory Framework: CTIA Short Code Monitoring Handbook; TCPA (Revocation of Consent).

Primary Triggers

  • Incomplete Message: The user needs to know *who* they stopped and *that* it worked. A generic response leaves them guessing.
  • Keyword Support: 10DLC requires support for standard keywords (STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL). If your platform only supports one, you must disclose only that one, but ensure it works.

Step-by-Step Remediation

1

Fix the Sample Message

Edit your "Opt-out Message" field in the TCR portal. It must follow this format: "[Brand Name]: You have been unsubscribed and will receive no further messages."

2

Check Opt-in Text

Ensure your opt-in description or image also mentions "Reply STOP to cancel." Consistency between the promise and the execution is key.

Pre-Resubmission Checklist

  • The sample STOP response includes the Brand Name.
  • The sample confirms "no further messages."

Stop Means Stop

Confirming the opt-out is critical for TCPA compliance.

Legal Disclaimer: Code 30887 relates to the mechanics of revocation. Ensuring your system honors opt-outs and confirms them is a legal necessity.

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