ADT Solar Allegedly Placed Telemarketing Calls to Numbers on DNC Registry
Plaintiff Casey Bertram brought a class action Friday in U.S. District Court for Central Illinois in Urbana to enforce the consumer-privacy provisions of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, alleging ADT Solar made telemarketing calls to numbers on the national do…
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not call registry to promote its goods and services. His complaint (docket 2:23-cv-02206) alleges ADT made at least four telemarketing calls to his residential number, though the number was listed on the DNC registry since November 2005. The calls all included scripted sales pitches about solar products, said the complaint. ADT wanted Bertram to install and use its solar panels for a fee, but Bertram wasn’t interested and he told ADT so, it said. But the calls continued, it said. ADT has previously been sued to stop its unlawful telemarketing conduct, it said.