The FTC approved settlement orders against two robocalling operations it said enabled...
The FTC approved settlement orders against two robocalling operations it said enabled telemarketers to place hundreds of millions of illegal prerecorded calls to consumers across the country, including many who had registered their phone numbers on the National Do Not…
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Call List, the commission said Friday. The complaints allege the defendants offered services that would let marketers with no telecom expertise deliver tens of millions of robocalls for pennies a call. The settlements specify that each set of defendants will pay $10,000 in fines, and will be able to continue selling their telemarketing services as long as they comply with the telemarketing sales rule and screen their customers’ prerecorded messages to ensure they are legally permissible.