My Traffic Case

Text Message (SMS) Program

How attorneys opt in to MyTrafficCase case alerts by text, what the messages contain, and how to stop them at any time. This page is the public record of the consent flow, which otherwise lives inside the attorney account.

Program details

Program name: MyTrafficCase case alerts, operated by CDL Protect Inc. Who can enroll: attorneys with a MyTrafficCase account. Accounts are created at https://www.mytrafficcase.com/attorneys/signup. What we send: transactional messages about the attorney's own account and cases: new case offers and quote requests that can be answered by reply, paid case assignment notices, and hearing, deadline, and disposition reminders. No marketing messages are sent under this program. Sender: messages come from +1 (464) 250-0008. Message frequency: varies with case activity. Cost: message and data rates may apply. Opt out: reply STOP to any message (one final confirmation text follows), or turn texts off in Settings. Reply START to resubscribe. Help: reply HELP to any message, or email support@mytrafficcase.com.

How consent is collected

Nobody is texted by default. An attorney opts in inside their own signed-in account, in either of two places, by checking a box that is unchecked until they act. The box is labeled “Text me case offers and reminders at this number” and sits next to this disclosure:

Get new case offers and quote requests by text and answer by reply (accept, pass, or send your fee), plus hearing, deadline, and disposition reminders. Automated texts from MyTrafficCase; message frequency varies; message and data rates may apply; reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. Not a condition of receiving cases by email. Nothing is texted to you until you turn this on, and you can change it anytime in Settings. See the Terms and Privacy Policy.

When the box is checked and the form is saved, MyTrafficCase records the consent (phone number, timestamp, the disclosure wording version, and the IP address). Turning the setting off or replying STOP ends the messages. Consent is never a condition of receiving case offers by email.

1. Settings > Case offers

Signed-in attorneys open https://www.mytrafficcase.com/attorney/settings and use the “Text me case offers and reminders” section.

MyTrafficCase attorney settings, Case offers section, with the Enable case offer texts button and the consent disclosure

2. Attorney onboarding, step 1

New attorneys see the same choice under the phone number field at https://www.mytrafficcase.com/attorney/onboarding while setting up their profile.

MyTrafficCase attorney onboarding step 1 with the unchecked box labeled Text me case offers and reminders at this number and the consent disclosure

Sample messages

Every message names MyTrafficCase and carries opt-out instructions.

MyTrafficCase: New case offer in Collier County, FL. Court 10/14/2026. Your fee: $350. Reply 1 to ACCEPT (confirms you will take this case) or 2 to pass. Details: https://www.mytrafficcase.com/attorney/respond/... Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. MyTrafficCase: Quote request for a case in Lee County, FL. Court 10/21/2026. Reply with your fee in dollars (example: 250) or 2 to pass. Details: https://www.mytrafficcase.com/attorney/respond/... Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. MyTrafficCase: Paid case assigned to you via Instant Quotes in Collier County, FL. Court 10/14/2026. Fee $350. Conflict or can't take it? Decline within 24h from your dashboard. Case: https://www.mytrafficcase.com/cases/... Reply STOP to opt out. MyTrafficCase: 1 day before. Hearing: State v. Smith starts 10/14/2026, 9:00:00 AM EDT. Reply STOP to opt out.

Terms and privacy

The program terms are in the Terms and Conditions(section “Text Message (SMS) Program”). How phone numbers and messages are handled is in the Privacy Policy: mobile information is not shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.