The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and other related laws prohibit businesses and individuals from advertising through unsolicited text messages or unwanted phone calls to your cellular phone.
Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), penalties for spam text message violations can range between $500 and $1,500 per violation (EACH spam text/phone call)
The TCPA also restricts telephone solicitations (i.e., telemarketing) and the use of automated telephone equipment.
If your number is on the do-not-call registry, and you do receive unsolicited calls, it means you are receiving spam text messages because of the activities of spammers and auto-dialers. These entities disregard the registry, and will attempt to contact you and to swindle you anyway.
If you believe you have been a victim of spam text messages/phone call make sure you do the following:
The TCPA exists to protect you from the annoyance, nuisance, and invasions of privacy that comes from telemarketers who spam your personal phone. If you want us to report the unwanted texts, we will attempt to track down the sender and help you recover $500-$1,500 for each and every text!
We have helped many individuals collect against telemarketers and put a stop to these unlawful marketing campaigns with robocalls, all while compensating you for your annoyance, nuisance and invasion of privacy.
Very often, you might have opted into a text message marketing service without even realizing you have done so. Any of the following scenarios may apply:
Report the spam message to us using the form at the top of the page.
After you get in touch with one of the attorneys at our firm, we will coordinate a phone call with you to discuss specifics of your text and/or spam call and explain the process of how to go and collect up to $1,500 per spam text/call.
For the convenience of our clients, we have access to office facilities throughout California. We aim to make it easier for our clients to meet with us near their homes for initial case intakes and other matters. If you need transportation, we can arrange it in most matters. If you are calling for representation, we will visit you personally in your home or office, at your convenience. Please call us to find out more information about the location nearest your home.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome
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