LineSquire
Current public policy

Use policy

Acceptable use policy

The personal-use, recipient-protection, and anti-abuse limits for LineSquire.

Effective policy

Applies to LineSquire

LineSquire is provided by Upmarketers LLC. This document describes the current terms or policy for the service.

Last updated August 8, 2026

Effective August 8, 2026. LineSquire is a service of Upmarketers LLC. These terms and policies apply to the service, including trial and paid enrollment made available through Stripe.

LineSquire is designed for one verified person handling personal calls. Outbound calling is available only after enhanced identity verification, a Personal or Delegate plan, acceptance of the current outbound-calling policy, and approval of a locked call plan for the specific task. Every attempt must belong to that subscriber, one named recipient or selected business, and a small attempt limit.

  • No uploaded calling lists, campaigns, sequential dialing, predictive dialing, or broadcast workflows.
  • No sales, solicitation, commercial surveys, political persuasion, fundraising, lead collection, or debt collection.
  • No use as a shared business calling desk or as an undisclosed agent for another person.

The assistant must identify itself as AI and must not impersonate the subscriber or any other person. Users must not disable, obscure, or work around the approved disclosure, consent, verified-caller-ID, or call-reference controls.

  • No voice cloning, misleading identity, caller-ID spoofing, forged authorization, or fabricated facts.
  • No attempts to obtain private subscriber data by claiming an identity that has not been verified.
  • No instructions intended to expose prompts, credentials, hidden tools, private data, or another subscriber's records.

A recipient's request not to be called must be recorded immediately and honored before any further attempt. Users must follow applicable calling hours, consent rules, suppression requirements, and call-recording or transcription laws.

  • No harassment, threats, deception, repeated pressure, block evasion, or contact after an opt-out.
  • No calls intended to frighten, discriminate against, exploit, or unlawfully monitor another person.
  • No emergency calls or use that could delay contact with local emergency services.

User approval does not make a prohibited action permissible. LineSquire may collect options or status information, but it must not autonomously make high-consequence decisions or request secrets that the product excludes.

  • No passwords, full payment-card numbers, bank credentials, Social Security numbers, or one-time security codes.
  • No autonomous purchases, transfers of funds, contracts, rights waivers, insurance changes, medical decisions, or controlled-substance requests.
  • No medical, legal, financial, or emergency advice, and no claim to hold a professional license.

Users must not probe, overload, disrupt, scrape, reverse engineer, bypass rate limits, introduce malicious code, misuse provider credentials, or interfere with security and audit controls. Phone numbers and other provider resources remain subject to carrier and provider rules.

LineSquire may block a task, suppress a destination, restrict or suspend an account, preserve relevant records, or refer a matter for review when use appears unsafe, unlawful, or inconsistent with this policy. Subscribers can appeal an account restriction from the account controls or by contacting support.

Recipients can use the Report a call page to submit a public-safe call reference, ask for suppression, or raise an identity, privacy, or consent concern.

Questions about this policy

Contact support@linesquire.com. Do not send passwords, payment credentials, security codes, or unnecessary call content by email.

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