Following a recent petition joined by the Insights Association, the FCC seeks comments on how to finally reform the TCPA. Action could come as soon as late summer.
The Insights Association joined a recent FCC petition to clarify the most impactful piece of the TCPA: what constitutes an autodialer.
April meetings with staff for Commissioners at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to discuss TCPA reform, call blocking and tagging, and the Insights Association/AAPOR petition on the differentiation of telemarketing from market research.
The Federal Communictions Commission (FCC) has refined their proposal for a database solution to the problem of calls to reassigned cell phone numbers, which subject recipients "of the reassigned number to annoyance and wastes the time and effort of the caller while potentially subjecting the caller to liability."
The administrator of the wireless do not call registry no longer calls all companies that access the database "telemarketers"
All non-telemarketing calls to a cell phone using an autodialer should be legal under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) if there exists an existing business relationship or the calls are free to the call recipient, commented a leading research association today.
On November 7, 2017, representatives from the Insights Association met with the Federal Communications Commission's Chairman's staff about the TCPA and marketing research calls
Seeking to clarify the regulatory distinction between the intent to market and sell to individuals and the dissimilar intent to understand market needs, the Insights Association and AAPOR have filed a petition with the FCC to secure "greater clarity" that will be "critical to restoring a measure of sanity to TCPA litigation."
Are all people who need to access the national number portability database "telemarketers?" The Insights Association corrects the new administrator.
The Federal Commnucations Commission (FCC) should establish a database of reassigned cell phone numbers to improve TCPA compliance by dialers and telephone sample providers, according to a leading