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State telemarketing law websites:
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Direct Marketing Association: www.the-dma.org
American Teleservices Association: www.ataconnect.org
Here are some of the major parts of the Telemarketing Sales Rule that have been taken from the FTC website:
1) Creates an “established business relationship” exception to the National Do Not Call provisions so that a company may call a consumer with whom it has such a relationship, even if the consumer’s number is on the Registry.
2) Allows a company to call a consumer who has given the company express written permission to call, even if the consumer’s number is on the Registry.
3) A telemarketing office must abandon no more than 3% of all calls answered by a person (consumer) and allow the phone to ring for at least 4 rings or 15 seconds.
4) If a telemarketer is not available to speak to the consumer within 2 seconds, you must leave a pre-recorded message.
