How customers opt in to text messages

This page shows exactly how a customer of a shop using PayHub POS agrees to receive text messages, what they are shown when they agree, and how they stop. It is here for anyone who wants to check that — a carrier reviewing our registration, a shop owner, or a customer who wants to know what they said yes to.

The messages are sent by First Global Merchants, LLC d/b/a PayHub on behalf of the independent shop the customer ordered from. Every message names that shop.

The short version

The exact wording

The box:

Text me updates about this order

Directly under it, in full:

Msg frequency varies (usually 1-3 per order). Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help. SMS Terms · Privacy

("SMS Terms" and "Privacy" are links to the two pages linked at the bottom of this one.)

The separate marketing box, also unticked by default:

Yes, also text me offers, news and review requests from the shop you ordered from. Up to 4 msgs/month. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel. SMS Terms

Where it appears

The shop in these screenshots is a sample shop with a sample menu, used so that no real shop's name, address or menu appears on a public page. Tap any screenshot to open it full size.

Online ordering

The box is under the phone field on the checkout form. The order can be placed with it unticked.

The online checkout form: a phone field, an unticked "Text me updates about this order" box, and the disclosure under itOpen full size

Kiosk in the shop

The same box, on the kiosk's own screen, where the customer enters their own number.

The kiosk order panel: the phone field with the same unticked box and disclosure beneath itOpen full size

Customer-facing display at the counter

The screen that faces the customer while the cashier rings the order. The customer types their own number and ticks their own box. This is the panel they type into, at the size it is on the glass; the rest of that screen is the ticket being rung.

The customer display's entry panel: a numeric keypad for the phone number, the unticked "Text me updates about this order" box, and the disclosure below itOpen full size

The counter, with no screen facing the customer

There is no checkbox here, because a box ticked by a member of staff on somebody's say-so is not evidence of anything. The cashier reads the script their own screen shows them, and the customer answers out loud:

Ask: "Can the shop you ordered from text you about this order?" Their number is used for texts about this order only (confirmation, ready, delays). Msg frequency varies (usually 1-3 per order). Msg & data rates may apply. They can reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help. SMS Terms · Privacy

The register: the customer panel open, with the cashier's read-aloud script beside the phone fieldOpen full size

What is sent

Only messages about an order the customer placed: that it was received, that it is ready, that it is running late, that it was canceled, or a payment link they asked for. Typically one to three messages per order. The first message in each order carries the opt-out line.

Shops cannot write the text of a message. Every message comes from a fixed set of templates held in our code; a shop chooses which triggers are on and nothing else. The full list is published in our SMS Terms.

Stopping, and getting help

Who to contact

First Global Merchants, LLC d/b/a PayHub

720 Hopmeadow Street, Suite 101, Simsbury, CT 06070

everything@payhubpos.com

860-508-2327

For a question about a specific order, the fastest answer is the shop it was placed with.

Version 2026-11-06.