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Do Not Call violations cost 6 firms $7 million
Federal regulators announced yesterday nearly $7.7 million in settlements with six companies - including Craftmatic Industries and ADT Security Services - accused of calling people on the national Do Not Call ...
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Excellent/were does any business think they can specifically userp the law when a consumer states that they do NOT want to be called. Nice to see our tax dollars working.
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I hope the violation money is tracked to make sure it goes back into public coffers instead of some rotten lawyers greasy hands.
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Judge it!
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