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PARDNER · early access

Messaging Terms

Updated September 28, 2026. PARDNER is an early-access service operated by Adam Byrne. These terms describe account verification and optional operational messaging.

Account creation and activation

Anyone may create a PARDNER account by verifying a mobile number they control. Live phone and messaging activation is currently enabled selectively while we complete reliability and operating checks. Signing up does not automatically provision a number, change carrier routing or activate recovery messages.

Message purposes and consent

When you request a code, you request an account verification text. With the appropriate consent and an activated account, operational messages may include missed-call follow-up, customer replies, contractor lead notifications and referral decisions. Messages identify PARDNER and their service purpose.

Operational SMS consent is optional and is not a condition of purchase. Consent applies to the described messaging purpose and is not transferred to other businesses. Account verification does not enroll you in operational or marketing texts. You must control the number and make messaging choices for yourself.

Frequency and charges

Message frequency varies with verification requests, account activity, missed calls and replies. Message and data rates may apply according to your wireless plan. PARDNER is free during early access; no credit card is required to create an account.

Stopping messages and getting help

Reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for help. You may also email adam+pardner@adambyrne.com for support or to withdraw consent, including before operational activation. An opt-out confirmation may be sent. Withdrawal cannot recall messages already sent.

Availability and emergencies

PARDNER does not guarantee support for every carrier, uninterrupted service, message delivery, a contractor response or a booked visit. Calls and messages can fail or be delayed. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. PARDNER is not an emergency service; contact emergency services directly when needed.

Privacy and contact

See the Privacy Policy for information use, service providers and your choices. For support, contact adam+pardner@adambyrne.com.