Telemarketers aren't smiling over ad from postal inspectors

Article Abstract:

Telemarketers are not happy about an advertisement (ad) recently made by the postal department of The United States. The ad is against telemarketing frauds, which costs Americans millions of dollars every year. Telemarketers fear the ad and the no-call list might give a wrong impression of the business to the general public.

Advertising, Postal Service, Advertising Activity, US Postal Service, Demonstrations and protests, Portrayals, Marketing industry, United States. Postal Service

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FTC: taxpayers paid for DNC shortfall

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Taxpayers funded a $9.4 million shortfall in fees collected for the national no-call list. Federal Trade Commission has decided not to recoup the money from telemarketers.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Federal Trade Commission

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