BladeBook

BladeBook SMS messaging program

1865 Free Money LLC operates BladeBook and is the sole sender of these messages. We send them from our own phone number, about appointments you arranged in BladeBook. We do not send on behalf of any other company, and we do not resell messaging capability.

How you opt in

You opt in by entering your own mobile number in BladeBook when you book an appointment or join a shop's walk-in waitlist. At that point, directly beneath the phone field, we display:

“By providing your number you agree to receive appointment-related texts. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out.”

We never buy, rent, or import phone number lists. The only way your number enters this program is that you typed it into BladeBook yourself while arranging your own appointment.

Messages you may receive

Transactional

• Running-late notice: Your barber tells you they are running behind for the appointment you booked, and by how long.
• Walk-in waitlist position: Where you stand in line at the shop you checked into, and your estimated wait.
• Your chair is ready: A heads-up when you reach the front of the walk-in queue.

Promotional

• Re-booking reminder: If you asked your barber to put you on a recurring haircut schedule, a periodic nudge when you are due for your next cut, asking you to book your spot in the app.

Frequency, cost, and how to stop

• Message frequency: varies by how often you book — approximately 1 to 6 messages per appointment cycle.
• Cost: BladeBook does not charge for text messages. Message and data rates may apply from your carrier.
• Opt out: reply STOP to any message and we stop texting that number immediately.
• Help: reply HELP, or email oouchie@1865freemoney.com.
• Carriers: wireless carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

We do not sell or share your mobile number, or your consent to be texted, with third parties or affiliates for their own marketing purposes.

See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Agreeing to those terms is not how you consent to messaging — messaging consent is its own separate disclosure at the phone field, shown above.