What the service won't be used for
The campaigns we don't accept, what the terms of service rule out, and what The Call Guy never does with your list or your account.
The Call Guy is a business-to-business service: businesses reaching their own customers and leads with a recorded voicemail they approved. A person on the team reviews every campaign before release, unless the business chose Send on my own and signs for its campaigns itself, and some campaigns are never accepted.
Campaigns we don't accept
A campaign that deceives, harasses or impersonates.
A script that hides who is calling. Your script must be truthful and name your business accurately.
Content that promotes anything unlawful.
A list that holds more than the campaign needs. Don't upload sensitive personal information.
We may decline, pause or cancel a campaign we reasonably believe breaks the law or the terms of service. Credits for anything unsent stay in your balance.
What the terms rule out
The terms of service ask you not to:
use the service to break the law, deceive, harass or defame;
probe, disrupt or overload the platform;
scrape it, or resell it without a written agreement with us;
upload malicious code.
We may suspend an account that does.
What The Call Guy never does
Run live calls or telesales. A campaign is a recorded voicemail message, approved in advance, that the recipient listens to on their own time.
Offer the service to consumers.
Send a campaign without your sign-off.
Find, buy, build or scrape a list for you. A campaign uses your own customers' numbers, given with permission.
Sell your contact lists, use them for our own marketing, or share them between clients.
Send anything to your list on a walk-through. A walk-through covers the dashboard, the process and your questions, with the bundle that fits.
Tick the permission box, sign or submit for you. The assistant prepares; those three acts are yours.
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Last updated October 21, 2026
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