What We Do: Fight Illegal Calls and Texts on Your Behalf

If you received a marketing or promotional text message from a company you never gave written consent to contact you, you may have a TCPA claim. This includes:

• One-time promo texts from unknown senders
• Recurring text campaigns you never opted into
• Texts sent to a phone number you recently acquired
• Messages from companies after you texted STOP

Each individual text can represent a separate $500 violation.

Autodialed or pre-recorded calls to your cell phone without consent are illegal under the TCPA. It doesn't matter if the message was informational, promotional, or from a debt collector — the rules still apply.

Common violations include:

• Pre-recorded political or fundraising calls to cell phones
• Automated calls from financial, insurance, or retail companies
• Robocalls to cell numbers on the Do Not Call registry

We can help you document the call and evaluate your options.

Registering your number with the National Do Not Call Registry tells telemarketers to leave you alone. When they don't, it's a federal violation.

You may have a claim if:

• You registered your number more than 31 days ago
• A telemarketer called you more than once in a 12-month period
• The caller ignored your request to stop calling

Violations of the Do Not Call rules can result in penalties up to $500 per call.

Even if you previously agreed to receive texts or calls, you have the right to revoke that consent at any time. Once you say "STOP," "unsubscribe," or otherwise communicate that you no longer want to be contacted, any further messages or calls may be a violation.

If a company kept contacting you after you asked them to stop, we want to hear from you.