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GoHighLevel SMS error 30007: why carriers filter your texts

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Short answer

Error 30007 means a mobile carrier, or the messaging network, filtered the text because it looked like spam or broke messaging policy. In GoHighLevel the usual causes are links from public shorteners like Bitly, no business name or STOP instructions, texting people who didn't clearly opt in, and shouty formatting. Fix the message and the list; resending the same text won't get through.

What 30007 means

The message left GoHighLevel, but a carrier stopped it before it reached the phone. It isn't a problem with the contact's phone (that's 30003) or with registration (that's 30034). It's the content, the sender or the list.

You'll see it on the failed message in Conversations: a red marker you can hover over or click for the error.

How to fix it

  1. Text only people who opted in. HighLevel's guidance is explicit consent before the first text, and reconfirming consent every 18 months.
  2. Replace public link shorteners. Swap Bitly, TinyURL and similar links for the full link or a short link on your own branded domain. Keep it to one redirect at most, and don't hide where the link goes.
  3. Say who you are and how to stop. Put your business name in the message and include STOP instructions. HighLevel recommends opt-out wording at least once a month.
  4. Write like a person. Cut strings of emojis, repeated punctuation, ALL CAPS and misspellings.
  5. Honor opt-outs every day. Process DND requests daily and watch for jumps in complaints or opt-outs after a campaign.
  6. Check it against the messaging policy. Compare the text with the LeadConnector and Twilio messaging policy. Some content is restricted no matter how it's worded.
  7. If you think it's a mistake, send examples. Send HighLevel support three or more examples from the last 7 days, as links to the conversations.

What doesn't help

  • Resending the same message to the same people. HighLevel warns that repeated failures hurt your sending health.
  • Swapping one public shortener for another.

Common questions

Does a 30007 text cost anything?
Check the message's status in Conversations. Carrier fees and charges for failed messages are set by LeadConnector and Twilio, so the details are in your phone billing, not in the error.
Will registering for A2P 10DLC stop 30007?
Registration is required to text from a US 10-digit number at all, and unregistered traffic fails with 30034. Being registered doesn't stop filtering of content that looks like spam, so you still need the fixes above.
Can I use a link shortener at all?
Yes, if it's a dedicated short domain that belongs to your business. HighLevel and Twilio both warn against shared public shorteners.

More texting fixes

All Texting & A2P fixes

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