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Law unclear on third-party DNC list requests

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Vague federal egulations have left some telemarketers wondering what to do when they receive requests from third parties to place consumers on their do-not-call (DNC) lists. Even, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act fail to directly address this matter. Hence, telemarketers are advised to handle third-party DNC requests case by case. Two factors to consider are the size of the request and whether the person or organization making the request can provide supporting documents, such as power-of-attorney letters.

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FTC wants higher DNC list access fees

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The Federal Trade Commission has proposed to increase the do not call list access fees from $25 to $45 per area code annually. The commission said the $18 million cost of maintaining the database is not recovered with the lower than expected access by the telemarketers.

Commodity & service prices, Services information, Services, Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Online telephone directories, Online telephone directory

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Telemarketers set for monthly list scrubs

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The rule which makes it necessary for telemarketers to remove no-call list registrants from their calling lists is discussed. Federal Trade Commission provides the no-call list and marketers should scrub the list every month.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management

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