Sentence examples for telephone consumer from inspiring English sources

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 prohibits automated calls to cellular devices.

He sued the company, the Acacia National Mortgage Corporation, of Mesa, Ariz., invoking the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

For instance, consumers can register their phone number to a national do-not-call-list, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act requires telemarketing companies to honor this.

More than forty per cent of America's adults no longer have landlines, and the 1991 Telephone Consumer Protection Act bans autodialling to cell phones.

Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, automated calls or texts to a cellphone generally require the consumer's consent, Ms. Saunders said.

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 bans calls to cellphones only if they are made by automatic dialers or use recorded messages.

AT&T hopes that around 25% of America's telephone consumers will switch to cable within five years.Finding regulators sympathetic to the Baby Bells may be as difficult as finding consumers who like their cable-TV company.

Fraudsters telephone consumers, telling them a suspicious payment has been made from their account.

The company's key claim was the defendants had violated the Telephone Consumers Protection Act.

For all the raging popularity of mobile telephones, consumers agree that one of their biggest frustrations has been that they are less reliable than land lines.

GM's top engineers are spending their evenings telephoning consumers to find out why they returned their cars under the automaker's heavily promoted 60-day guarantee.