Pip SMS Terms
What these texts are
Pip sends text messages on behalf of a person who has added you to their circle, asking whether you can help with an everyday task (for example a ride, groceries, or walking a dog), plus details after you say yes, updates, and cancellations.
Who gets them
Only people who joined someone's circle through a Pip invite link and checked the box agreeing to receive texts.
How often
Message frequency varies. You'll only get texts when someone in your circle asks for help, typically a few times a month or less.
Costs
Message and data rates may apply.
Your controls
Answer any request with one tap using the link in the text. Reply PAUSE to take a break from requests and RESUME when you're ready. Reply STOP to stop all texts. Reply INFO (or HELP) for information about Pip and these messages.
Pip is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 911.
Help
Visit heypip.help/help for answers to common questions, or reply INFO to any Pip text. Still stuck? Use the contact form on the Help page or email [email protected].
Privacy
Mobile numbers and text messaging consent are never shared with third parties for marketing. See heypip.help/privacy.
Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.