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Reasons Why the Vetting Score Is Low (for EIN-Business Profile registrations)

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Written by Fran Robles
Updated over 3 weeks ago
  1. Business Verification Issues

    • EIN details don’t exactly match the business name, address, or legal entity type in public records.

    • Inconsistent information across documents, website, and registration forms.

  2. Website Compliance Gaps

    • Missing privacy policy, terms of service, or contact info.

    • Website not directly tied to the legal business (e.g., uses a parent company’s or unrelated domain).

  3. Business Credibility Factors

    • Limited or no online presence.

    • No verifiable history of operations.

    • New or recently registered EIN with no track record.

  4. Industry Risk Level

    • Certain industries (e.g., financial services, lead generation, crypto) are flagged as higher risk.

    • Use of purchased or third-party leads without clear opt-in proof.


How This Affects Carrier Approval

  • Carriers use the vetting score to determine trustworthiness and compliance risk.

  • A low score can trigger manual reviews, requests for additional documentation, or outright denial of the campaign registration.

  • The score impacts message throughput (lower score = fewer messages per second allowed).

  • If the score is too low, the carrier may reject the campaign entirely to avoid spam complaints and regulatory violations.

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