Software Used to Send Text Messages

The URL in your text messages is what is known as a URL shortener used in SMS marketing to shorten a long URL.

Did you receive a text message?

The link in your text message is provided by DailyStory, a global software company that powers emails and texts for leading companies. If you received a text message from one of DailyStory’s clients, it likely included a link such as “txts4.me” or may have used another domain owned by the client. DailyStory’s software uses this link to redirect you to the webpage that is most relevant for you (e.g. an exclusive sale or discount).

Did the link ask for a one time password?

If the link you clicked on asked for a 4 or 6 digit code, known as a one time password (OTP) you will receive a separate text message with that OTP. Some of our clients use a OTP to prevent link sharing.

Want more information?

If you’d like more information about the text message you received, you can reply to the text message with the word HELP. If you do not want to receive any more text messages from that phone number, you can reply with STOP.

Why did you receive the message?

You received this text message from one of our client’s from a campaign you opted in to. If you did not opt in to messages from this customer, please visit their website and contact them directly. But, if you aren’t able to, we can help. Please contact us and provide your mobile number along with the number your were send the text message from.