The FCC has targeted offshore call centers in a recent large scale proposal. Learn more about this proposed rule and what it means for your business. https://t.co/Fb1bImmKe6
Learn more about the recent Bradford TCPA ruling in the Fifth Circuit that could have massive effects for robocall litigation nationwide. https://t.co/rYV2K5LQvA
Michigan's Senate Bill 351 just passed unanimously through the state's Senate. Learn why that happened, and what telemarketers need to know. https://t.co/iyAeKlwzvW
Learn about the differences between Prior Express Written Consent and Established Business Relationships under the TCPA, the strengths of each and how they can be used to protect yourself from robocall litigation. https://t.co/VtBxByZeWh
The FTC has obtained a temporary restraining order, shutting down a dozen telemarketers in Florida. Learn about the FTC's action and how it represents a direct continuation of their focus on deceptive health-plan telemarketing. https://t.co/yINKDAs8iD
Federal courts since mid-2025 have sharpened the TCPA National DNC line for property texts: it hinges on what you’re offering. “Pure” acquisition-only purchase offers often aren’t treated as solicitations. Add bundled services like title, escrow, or document prep for a fee, and DNC risk rises fast. Audit texts, scripts, sites, and follow-ups for implicit service offers. https://t.co/Nenh1VeUoo
Courts say “we’ll buy your home” texts usually aren’t TCPA DNC solicitations—unless bundled with paid services. ATDS texts still need consent. #TCPA#Compliance https://t.co/x7IpS4b2vK
The Blacklist Alliance: Courts (2021–2025) say “we’ll buy your home” texts usually aren’t TCPA DNC solicitations—unless bundled with paid services. ATDS texts still need consent. #TCPA#Compliance https://t.co/IohYVsrfyS
The FCC’s “revoke all” TCPA consent rule is delayed again, now targeting January 31, 2027. But the April 11, 2025 revocation standards are live: any reasonable means, STOP-type keywords, cross-channel scope, and 10-business-day processing. https://t.co/w2yJQgHrad
The FCC’s “revoke all” rule is delayed until January 31, 2027 and is being reconsidered. However, the April 11, 2025 TCPA revocation requirements already apply, so businesses must keep strong opt-out compliance now. https://t.co/Qv8ewCvdIM
Michigan's SB 351 proposes tougher telemarketing rules than the federal TCPA, threatening increased litigation and financial risks for businesses. With a focus on banning recorded messages and broadening autodialer definitions, this bill could drastically change business communication in Michigan. https://t.co/9IAfgwIsFl
Texas SB 140 significantly impacts telemarketers as of September 2025. Companies must register before contacting Texas residents or risk penalties. The law raises a key issue: each unregistered call might incur a $5,000 fine, or just one penalty applies. The stakes are high, urging companies to prepare for per-call penalties and anticipate direct consumer litigation. https://t.co/QYYNgKxKTP
The Foreign Robocall Elimination Act (S.2666) aims to curb illegal overseas robocalls by creating a national task force, strengthening traceback efforts, boosting international cooperation, and enhancing enforcement. https://t.co/G4muPsmED4