ProPal Service Provider Agreement

Effective Date: August 3, 2026 Version: 1.0

This Service Provider Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between EMOTION Software Development, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company doing business as ProPal (“ProPal”), and the business or individual accepting this Agreement (“Provider”). By creating or using a Provider account, accepting an order form, paying a subscription fee, receiving an assigned ProPal number, or accepting a routed request, Provider agrees to this Agreement.

IMPORTANT: THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS BINDING ARBITRATION, A JURY-TRIAL WAIVER, AND A CLASS-ACTION WAIVER.

1. Purpose and Relationship

ProPal provides an SMS-first communication, attribution, intake, routing, dispatch, and customer-introduction platform for home-essential services. ProPal may assign Provider a dedicated ProPal-controlled Twilio number, accept customer messages through that number, interpret requests, preserve attribution, determine routing eligibility, and introduce Provider to customers.

Provider is an independent business. Nothing in this Agreement creates an employment, agency, partnership, franchise, fiduciary, joint-venture, brokerage, or exclusive relationship. Provider has no authority to bind ProPal, make promises on ProPal’s behalf, or represent that ProPal performs or guarantees Provider’s work.

2. Provider Account and Authority

The individual accepting this Agreement represents that the individual:

is at least 18 years old;
has authority to bind Provider;
has provided accurate legal, tax, contact, location, service, and billing information; and
will keep that information current.

Provider is responsible for all activity under its account and for protecting login credentials. Provider must promptly notify ProPal through the dashboard if it suspects unauthorized access, data exposure, or misuse.

3. United States Operations

Provider may use ProPal only for service locations and customers within the United States. Provider must not configure or advertise ProPal for service outside the United States without a written amendment from ProPal.

4. Provider Eligibility

Provider must maintain all licenses, registrations, permits, bonds, insurance, qualifications, and business authorizations required for each service and jurisdiction in which Provider accepts work. Provider must not select or advertise a service category it is not legally and operationally qualified to perform.

Provider must promptly update or pause its account if:

a license, registration, bond, insurance policy, or required credential expires, lapses, is suspended, or is restricted;
Provider is not accepting new work;
Provider changes locations, service radius, operating hours, or supported services;
Provider cannot meet applicable response expectations;
Provider’s business is sold, dissolved, suspended, or subject to material legal or regulatory action; or
any information previously provided to ProPal becomes inaccurate.

ProPal may request supporting documentation and may approve, reject, suspend, or limit Provider at its discretion, subject to applicable law. Verification by ProPal does not create a warranty to customers or relieve Provider of responsibility.

5. Assigned ProPal Number

5.1 Ownership

Any telephone number assigned or made available to Provider through ProPal remains exclusively owned, leased, controlled, and administered by ProPal or its communications provider. Provider receives a limited, revocable, nontransferable right to distribute the number while the account is active and compliant.

Provider obtains no ownership, portability, assignment, transfer, leasehold, trademark, customer-list, or property right in the number. Provider may not attempt to port, transfer, sell, reassign, hold, hijack, or register the number with another carrier or service.

5.2 Common Routing System

All assigned numbers route into ProPal’s common messaging and routing system. Provider may not represent that the number is a private line controlled solely by Provider. Customer messages may be processed by ProPal, AI systems, Twilio, Supabase, and other approved subprocessors.

5.3 Distribution

Provider may distribute the assigned number through lawful business channels, including invoices, business cards, magnets, websites, emails, social pages, QR codes, customer handouts, and saved-contact links, provided that Provider uses ProPal-approved branding and consent disclosures.

Provider must not:

remove or obscure ProPal’s identity;
state that customers are texting Provider directly if the message first enters ProPal;
use the number for cold outreach, purchased lists, unrelated marketing, political messaging, regulated campaigns, or any unapproved use case;
register the number under another brand or A2P campaign;
configure unauthorized forwarding, webhooks, automations, or call routing; or
create another service that makes the number appear to belong to a competitor or unrelated party.

6. Attribution

The assigned destination number may establish Provider as the source provider for customers who text that number. Attribution may persist when customers save, forward, or share the number.

Attribution provides an opportunity for first consideration only when Provider is eligible under ProPal’s then-current routing rules. Attribution is not:

ownership of the customer or customer data;
an exclusive territory;
a guarantee of every request;
a guarantee of first contact when the customer names or requests another provider;
a restriction on the customer’s right to choose; or
a transferable asset.

ProPal may ask a customer whether the customer wants the source provider considered first. ProPal may route elsewhere when Provider does not offer the service, does not cover the address, is unavailable, paused, inactive, delinquent, nonresponsive, below applicable quality thresholds, or otherwise ineligible.

Provider may receive aggregate shopping or attribution signals that do not identify the customer, if ProPal offers such reporting. Provider has no right to learn the identity of a customer who considered another provider unless the customer authorizes a request to be sent to Provider.

7. Routing and Dispatch

ProPal may use AI-assisted interpretation and deterministic rules to identify service type, location, urgency, eligibility, availability, attribution, and dispatch order. Provider acknowledges that automated systems may make errors.

Provider agrees to:

maintain accurate service categories, location coverage, hours, and availability;
monitor the Provider application and configured notification channels;
respond within applicable response windows when able;
accept only requests Provider is prepared and legally qualified to handle;
decline promptly when unable to serve;
avoid accepting duplicate or conflicting requests under false pretenses; and
update status information accurately.

ProPal may move a request to another provider when Provider declines, times out, is unavailable, or fails eligibility checks. A dispatch attempt may count as Provider’s turn in an open rotation even if Provider does not accept the work. ProPal may change rotation, timeout, quality, and eligibility rules to protect network performance.

8. Warm Handoff and Direct Customer Relationship

ProPal performs intake, routing, and introduction. After Provider accepts, ProPal may provide Provider and customer with direct contact information and step out of the working conversation.

Provider is solely responsible for all post-handoff communications, including inspection, diagnosis, scope, estimate, quote, appointment, access, contract, deposit, payment, change orders, permits, performance, safety, completion, warranty, callbacks, disputes, and collections.

Provider must identify itself clearly and may not imply that ProPal approved a price, guaranteed work, or is responsible for the provider contract.

9. Customer Data and Confidentiality

Provider may use customer information received through ProPal only to:

evaluate and respond to the specific service request;
contact the customer about the requested service;
perform and support work authorized by the customer;
comply with law; and
maintain ordinary business records for the transaction.

Provider must not:

sell, rent, trade, or disclose ProPal customer data;
add a customer to unrelated marketing without separate legally sufficient consent;
treat the customer’s consent to ProPal SMS as consent to Provider marketing;
use data to build a competing directory, lead database, or routing network;
contact a customer after a clear opt-out except as legally permitted to complete an existing transaction;
expose data to unauthorized staff, subcontractors, affiliates, or vendors; or
use data for discrimination, harassment, surveillance, or unrelated profiling.

Provider must implement reasonable security safeguards and promptly notify ProPal of suspected unauthorized access, misuse, loss, or disclosure. Provider remains responsible for its employees, subcontractors, agents, and systems.

10. Messaging and A2P Compliance

ProPal controls the ProPal messaging program and assigned numbers. Provider must comply with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, FCC rules, state telemarketing laws, carrier requirements, CTIA principles, Twilio policies, ProPal SMS Terms, and all other applicable communications laws.

Provider must use only approved messaging content and workflows when communicating through ProPal. Provider may not:

initiate unsolicited application-to-person messages;
upload purchased, scraped, rented, or third-party lists;
conceal sender identity;
bypass STOP, HELP, suppression, consent, quiet-hour, frequency, or filtering controls;
ask customers to opt in through an unsolicited text;
use ProPal consent for Provider promotional campaigns; or
send content outside the registered A2P use case.

Provider must maintain proof of any separate consent it obtains and provide it to ProPal upon request. ProPal may block messages or suspend Provider immediately to protect campaign registration, carrier reputation, or legal compliance.

11. Estimates, Quotes, Contracts, and Customer Charges

Provider alone establishes its estimates, quotes, prices, deposits, cancellation fees, payment schedules, financing, taxes, scope, exclusions, warranties, and customer contract terms. Provider must comply with home-solicitation, home-improvement, consumer-protection, licensing, lien, disclosure, cancellation, and contract laws applicable to the transaction.

Provider must not characterize an AI-generated intake summary as a professional diagnosis or binding scope. Provider must independently inspect and verify conditions before making representations that require professional judgment.

Provider must disclose material price changes, hidden conditions, substitutions, and change orders directly to the customer. ProPal is not responsible for customer payment, chargebacks, financing, liens, collections, refunds, or disputes between Provider and customer.

12. Workmanship, Safety, and Legal Compliance

Provider is solely responsible for:

professional and workmanlike performance;
employee and subcontractor conduct;
jobsite safety;
tools, vehicles, equipment, and protective gear;
background checks and supervision;
permits, inspections, code compliance, and utility coordination;
environmental, hazardous-material, and disposal requirements;
wages, taxes, workers’ compensation, and employment obligations;
property protection and damage;
warranties, callbacks, and corrective work; and
compliance with federal, state, and local law.

Provider must not accept work presenting a material safety risk beyond Provider’s qualifications or insurance.

13. Insurance

Provider must maintain insurance reasonably appropriate for its services and jurisdiction, which may include commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers’ compensation, professional liability, pollution liability, cyber liability, or bonding. ProPal may establish minimum limits, request certificates, or require additional insured status for certain programs.

Provider’s failure to maintain required insurance is a material breach. ProPal’s receipt of a certificate does not verify coverage or waive Provider’s obligations.

14. Provider Representations and Reviews

Provider authorizes ProPal to display Provider’s name, logo, service categories, locations, coverage, contact information, ratings, reviews, response data, and other approved profile information.

Provider must not manipulate ratings, submit false reviews, pressure customers, retaliate for negative feedback, offer prohibited incentives, or create fake customer interactions. ProPal may moderate, remove, aggregate, delay, investigate, or decline to display content where reasonably necessary.

A rating threshold may affect first consideration or routing eligibility. A rating does not guarantee future placement and is not a certification by ProPal.

15. Subscription Plans and Fees

15.1 Plans

ProPal offers subscription plans that differ in features and price. The plans available to Provider, and the current price of each per Provider location per month, are published on the ProPal pricing page and shown in the Provider dashboard before a subscription is started or changed.

An order form, dashboard, promotional offer, or written amendment may establish different pricing, features, discounts, trial terms, or billing frequency.

15.2 Location as Billing Unit

Each configured Provider location is a separate billing unit unless an order form states otherwise. Provider is responsible for ensuring that locations, service areas, and plan selections are accurate.

15.3 Automatic Renewal

Subscriptions renew automatically for successive monthly periods until cancelled. Provider authorizes ProPal and Stripe to charge the payment method on file for recurring fees, taxes, adjustments, and other authorized amounts.

15.4 Price Changes

ProPal may change pricing on advance notice required by law or contract. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance. Price increases ordinarily apply to a future billing period unless Provider affirmatively upgrades or adds a location mid-cycle.

15.5 Upgrades, Additions, and Downgrades

A plan upgrade or added location may take effect immediately and may be prorated for the remainder of the billing period. Downgrades and location removals ordinarily take effect at the end of the current paid period. Fees are nonrefundable except where required by law or expressly stated in writing.

15.6 Lead Credits

Separately from the subscription fee, ProPal operates a prepaid lead credit balance. Accepting a routed request from a customer who is not attributed to Provider consumes credit from that balance. Credits are sold in packs and are purchased in whole packs.

Credit is consumed at the moment Provider accepts a request. Declining a request, allowing it to time out, or being passed over in rotation consumes nothing. A request Provider does not accept is never charged.

The current price per accepted request and the current pack amount are published on the ProPal pricing page and shown in the Provider dashboard before any purchase is completed. They are subject to Section 15.4.

15.7 Requests That Consume No Credit

A routed request from a customer attributed to Provider consumes no credit and is not charged, regardless of balance. Attribution is described in Section 6, and remains an opportunity for first consideration rather than a guarantee of work.

15.8 Automatic Reload

Automatic reload is enabled by default. When it is enabled and Provider has a payment method saved for off-session use, ProPal and Stripe will charge that payment method without Provider present whenever the credit balance falls to or below the reload threshold.

The reload threshold and the reload amount, including the defaults applied to a new account, are shown in the Provider dashboard. Provider may change both, or disable automatic reload entirely, at any time in that dashboard. Automatic reload cannot run if no payment method is saved for off-session use, whatever the setting says.

If an automatic reload charge fails, ProPal may retry. After three consecutive failed attempts ProPal stops attempting automatic reload until Provider updates the payment method, so that a declined card is not charged repeatedly. Provider is responsible for keeping a valid payment method on file.

Disabling automatic reload is a legitimate choice. Its effect is that Provider stops receiving non-attributed requests once the balance is exhausted, as described in Section 15.9.

15.9 Effect of an Exhausted Balance

A balance that cannot cover the current lead price removes Provider from consideration for non-attributed requests. Requests from customers attributed to Provider continue to reach Provider, because those consume no credit.

This is not a suspension and does not affect the subscription, the assigned ProPal number, or attribution. Routing for non-attributed requests resumes as soon as the balance can cover a request. The balance cannot go below zero, and ProPal does not extend credit.

15.10 Nature of Credits, Refunds, and Termination

Credits are a prepaid balance for use within the ProPal platform. They are not currency, not a deposit, not redeemable for cash, not transferable between accounts or providers, and carry no cash value. Credits do not expire while the account remains active.

Purchased credits are nonrefundable. ProPal incurs nonrecoverable cost on Provider's behalf from the moment an account is established, including the purchase and ongoing carriage of a dedicated ProPal number assigned to Provider, which ProPal does not recover and does not release when Provider departs. A prepaid balance is part of the marketing and presence ProPal maintains for Provider, not a deposit held on Provider's behalf.

ProPal may, at its discretion, record a refund or a manual adjustment to a balance where it determines a request was misrouted, duplicated, or charged in error. That is a correction, not a right to a refund. Every change to a balance — purchase, automatic reload, consumption, refund, or adjustment — is recorded in a ledger visible to Provider in the dashboard.

On cancellation, termination, or expiry of the account for any reason, any unused credit balance is forfeited. It is not refunded, not paid out, not transferable, and not restored if the account is later reopened. Nothing in this Section limits a right Provider has under applicable law that cannot be waived by agreement.

16. Billing, Taxes, and Failed Payments

Stripe processes payment information. Provider must maintain a valid payment method and pay all fees when due. Provider is responsible for applicable sales, use, excise, telecommunications, and similar taxes, excluding taxes based on ProPal’s net income.

If payment fails, ProPal may provide a grace period, retry payment, limit features, pause routing, deactivate locations, suspend the account, or terminate access. Provider remains responsible for accrued fees and reasonable collection costs.

A billing dispute must be reported through Provider support promptly and no later than 60 days after the disputed charge, unless law requires longer.

17. Cancellation

Provider may cancel through the Provider application dashboard using the available cancellation process. Unless otherwise stated, cancellation prevents renewal after the current paid term. Provider does not receive a refund or credit for unused time, issued numbers, setup activity, distribution materials, or attributed customers, except where required by law.

17.1 Number Remains With ProPal

Cancellation does not transfer, release, port, reserve, or deactivate the assigned ProPal number for Provider’s benefit. The number remains with ProPal.

17.2 Continued Customer Service

After cancellation, ProPal may continue operating the assigned number for customers who previously saved, received, used, forwarded, or shared it. ProPal may route future requests from those customers through the ProPal network.

17.3 Rights Lost on Cancellation

Upon cancellation or termination, Provider loses:

routing eligibility;
first-consideration rights;
active source-provider benefits;
access to Provider tools, subject to limited record access required by law;
any claim of exclusivity, portability, or ownership in the number; and
any right to direct how ProPal serves customers who continue using the number.

Provider must remove or update new public advertising of the assigned number after cancellation if ProPal requests it. Existing materials already possessed by customers do not create ongoing Provider rights.

18. Suspension and Termination

ProPal may suspend or terminate Provider immediately for:

messaging or carrier-policy risk;
fraud, abuse, harassment, discrimination, or unsafe conduct;
expired or false credentials;
unlawful services;
customer-data misuse;
repeated nonresponse, declines, or inaccurate availability;
payment delinquency;
material complaints or quality concerns;
system or security threats;
misuse of assigned numbers or ProPal branding; or
material breach of this Agreement.

ProPal may also discontinue a feature, territory, service category, plan, or the Provider program on reasonable notice where practicable.

Termination does not affect accrued payment obligations, confidentiality, data restrictions, indemnification, liability limits, intellectual property, or dispute resolution.

19. Intellectual Property and Brand Use

ProPal grants Provider a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable license during the active subscription to use approved ProPal names, logos, number displays, QR codes, and marketing materials solely to promote the authorized ProPal service.

Provider must follow brand guidelines, use current disclosures, and stop using ProPal marks after termination. Provider may not register a confusing domain, social handle, trademark, business name, or advertising keyword implying ownership of ProPal.

Provider grants ProPal a nonexclusive license to use Provider’s name, logo, profile information, and approved materials to operate, market, and describe the network and route requests.

20. Confidentiality

Each party may receive nonpublic business, technical, operational, pricing, security, customer, or product information. The receiving party will use reasonable care, use the information only for the relationship, and disclose it only to personnel and vendors with a need to know and appropriate obligations.

Confidential information excludes information that is public without breach, previously known without restriction, independently developed, or lawfully received from another source. A party may disclose information when legally required after providing notice where permitted.

Customer data, security details, nonpublic routing logic, and unreleased product information are ProPal Confidential Information.

21. Data Processing

The Privacy Policy and Subprocessor List describe principal processing activities. If Provider submits personal information to ProPal, Provider represents it has a lawful basis and has provided required notices.

If a separate data-processing addendum is required by applicable privacy law or a negotiated enterprise arrangement, the parties may execute one. Until then, this Agreement authorizes ProPal to process Provider and customer information as necessary to provide, secure, support, and improve the Service, subject to law and published privacy commitments.

22. Records and Audits

Provider must maintain records sufficient to demonstrate licenses, insurance, consent, customer contracts, work authorization, and legal compliance. ProPal may reasonably request documentation relating to a complaint, carrier inquiry, billing dispute, safety incident, or regulatory matter.

ProPal may audit Provider’s use of assigned numbers, platform access, and compliance records. Audits will be reasonably scoped and may be conducted through documents or technical records. Provider must cooperate promptly.

23. Disclaimers

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, PROPAL PROVIDES THE SERVICE “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.” PROPAL DISCLAIMS WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AVAILABILITY, ACCURACY, ROUTING VOLUME, CUSTOMER QUALITY, CONVERSION, REVENUE, NUMBER CONTINUITY, AND RESULTS.

PROPAL DOES NOT GUARANTEE ANY NUMBER OF REQUESTS, CUSTOMER RETENTION, ATTRIBUTION VOLUME, TERRITORY, PLACEMENT, RANKING, RESPONSE, OR REVENUE. PROVIDER BEARS THE BUSINESS RISK OF PARTICIPATION.

24. Limitation of Liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NEITHER PARTY WILL BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR FOR LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA, GOODWILL, BUSINESS, OR OPPORTUNITY ARISING FROM THIS AGREEMENT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.

PROPAL’S TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT WILL NOT EXCEED THE FEES PAID BY PROVIDER TO PROPAL DURING THE SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM.

The limitations do not apply to liability that cannot legally be limited. Provider’s obligations for customer injury, property damage, unlawful messaging, data misuse, infringement, fraud, or indemnification are not limited by this section to the extent permitted by law.

25. Indemnification

Provider will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ProPal, its affiliates, members, managers, employees, contractors, licensors, and vendors from claims, demands, investigations, damages, judgments, settlements, fines, penalties, costs, and reasonable attorneys’ fees arising from or relating to:

Provider’s services, workmanship, omissions, employees, subcontractors, vehicles, tools, property access, or jobsite conduct;
estimates, quotes, contracts, charges, liens, financing, warranties, or customer disputes;
bodily injury, death, property damage, or environmental harm;
missing, false, expired, or insufficient licenses, permits, bonds, credentials, or insurance;
Provider’s violation of messaging, telemarketing, privacy, consumer, employment, tax, or other law;
misuse of customer data, assigned numbers, ProPal marks, or platform access;
content or materials supplied by Provider; or
Provider’s breach of this Agreement.

ProPal will provide reasonable notice and may participate in the defense. Provider may not settle a claim imposing liability, admission, or obligation on ProPal without written consent.

26. Binding Arbitration

26.1 Informal Resolution

Before arbitration, the claimant must send detailed written notice to the other party and allow at least 30 days for good-faith resolution. Notices to ProPal must be sent by certified mail to EMOTION Software Development, LLC, Attn: Provider Legal Dispute, 1615 Southern Hills Dr., Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401, with a copy to hello@textpropal.com.

26.2 Arbitration Agreement

Any dispute arising from or relating to this Agreement, Provider’s account, assigned numbers, attribution, routing, fees, data, or termination will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs.

26.3 Location

Unless the parties agree otherwise, arbitration will be seated in Carter County, Oklahoma and may be conducted by video or document submission.

26.4 Individual Proceedings

Claims must be brought individually. The arbitrator may not consolidate claims or preside over a class, collective, coordinated, mass, representative, or private-attorney-general proceeding. Each party waives jury trial.

26.5 Exceptions

Either party may seek temporary injunctive relief, enforce intellectual-property or confidentiality rights, address unauthorized system access, or bring a qualifying individual small-claims action.

26.6 Fees and Relief

Fees are allocated under AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules. The arbitrator may award relief available under applicable law to the individual parties and may award attorneys’ fees where authorized by agreement, rule, or statute.

27. Governing Law and Venue

Oklahoma law governs, except where the Federal Arbitration Act or federal law controls. Court proceedings permitted under this Agreement must be brought exclusively in state or federal courts located in or serving Carter County, Oklahoma.

28. Notices

ProPal may provide notices through the dashboard, email, SMS, or the Provider’s account contact information. Provider must keep contact details current.

Legal notices to ProPal must be sent to:

EMOTION Software Development, LLC Attn: ProPal Legal 1615 Southern Hills Dr. Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 Email copy: hello@textpropal.com

29. Changes

ProPal may update this Agreement on advance notice. Material changes ordinarily apply at the next renewal or when Provider affirmatively accepts, except changes required for law, security, carrier compliance, or prevention of abuse may take effect sooner. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law.

30. General

This Agreement, any order form, the Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Policy, SMS Terms, and incorporated policies form the entire agreement. A signed order form controls over this Agreement only for the specific conflicting business term.

Provider may not assign this Agreement without ProPal’s written consent. ProPal may assign it in connection with financing, reorganization, merger, acquisition, asset transfer, or business succession.

If a provision is unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remainder remains effective. Waiver must be in writing. Headings are for convenience. Electronic acceptance is binding.

31. Provider Acknowledgments

Provider acknowledges that:

Provider is an independent business and ProPal does not perform Provider’s work.
Provider has no ownership or portability right in an assigned ProPal number.
Attribution is conditional and does not guarantee routing.
Customer SMS consent to ProPal does not authorize Provider marketing.
Provider is solely responsible for legal compliance, credentials, estimates, contracts, pricing, safety, payment, workmanship, and warranties.
Cancellation leaves the assigned number with ProPal and ProPal may continue serving customers through that number.
Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled through the dashboard.
Disputes are subject to individual binding arbitration.

32. Contact and Support

Provider operational and billing support is available through the ProPal provider application dashboard.

EMOTION Software Development, LLC 1615 Southern Hills Dr. Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 Email: hello@textpropal.com Website: https://textpropal.com