Act Human:
Treat your Blue number like your personal phone. Send natural, personalized messages like, “Hey [Name], this is [Your Name]. Is now a good time to chat?”
Always text before calling to reduce chances of being flagged as spam. A quick message like, “Hey, it’s [Your Name], I’ll call shortly,” works well.
Avoid using generic terms like "test" or automated-sounding phrases.
Maintain Healthy Engagement:
Aim to send messages that prompt responses—higher reply rates help prevent your number from being flagged.
Keep message volumes reasonable and consistent. It's best to spread conversations out naturally over time.
Monitor Your Number’s Health:
Occasionally call your own Blue number and have brief conversations. This demonstrates genuine usage and can reduce spam flags.
Quality Over Quantity:
Rather than blasting out messages, focus on meaningful interactions. High-quality, personalized communication performs better and keeps you safer.
Avoid Common Pitfalls:
Don't rapidly send high volumes of messages without receiving replies.
Never include suspicious or overly promotional content that recipients might flag as spam.
By following these simple but effective practices, you significantly reduce the risk of your Blue number being flagged by carriers or Apple, helping you maintain continuous and effective communication.