What happens to a Do-Not-Call buyer?
Download MarkdownA Do-Not-Call (DNC) buyer is suppressed from all outreach but never deleted. The record and its history stay in your list, so you remain compliant without losing information.
A Do-Not-Call (DNC) buyer is suppressed from all outreach but never deleted. The record and its history stay in your list, so you remain compliant without losing information.
You set the DNC flag in the buyer's buy-box editor. A DNC buyer is held out of blasts and dialing by design. Clear the DNC flag only if you have consent to contact them. Deletes and DNC status do not sync as deletes to your CRM; the buyer is suppressed, not removed.
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