Marketing Policy
Last updated: May 17, 2026
Overview
AutoDispute is committed to ethical marketing and communications practices. This policy outlines how we and the coaches using our platform engage with prospects, clients, and the public.
Consent-Based Communications
All marketing communications — email, SMS, and direct outreach — require explicit opt-in consent from the recipient. We do not purchase contact lists, send unsolicited messages, or engage in spam practices. Recipients may unsubscribe at any time using the link provided in every message.
Truth in Advertising
We comply with the FTC's truth-in-advertising standards. Claims about credit repair outcomes are based on documented results and clearly disclose that individual outcomes vary. We do not guarantee specific score improvements or removal of accurate negative items.
FCRA & CROA Compliance
AutoDispute and coaches using the platform operate under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA). Marketing materials must accurately describe credit repair services, the consumer's right to dispute items themselves at no cost, and the right to cancel within three business days.
SMS & Email Compliance
Our SMS communications comply with TCPA, CTIA, and 10DLC requirements. Email communications comply with CAN-SPAM. Every commercial message includes sender identification, a physical mailing address, and clear unsubscribe instructions.
Coach Responsibility
Coaches using AutoDispute to communicate with their own clients are responsible for ensuring their messages comply with applicable law in their jurisdiction. AutoDispute provides tools but does not review or approve individual coach communications.
Questions
Contact support@autodispute.credit with any questions about this policy.