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In his post he links to the Code of Federal Regulations. It allows for mistakes to be made by the business. This is what I read: It says: you can't call someo
by hermannj314 14y ago
In his post he links to the Code of Federal Regulations. It allows for mistakes to be made by the business.
This is what I read:
It says: you can't call someone that says "Don't call me"
However, if you have a written policy to try your best and follow the law and generally your business follows the policy, then you are not liable for violating this rule if it was a simple mistake.
So the case of David calling him back a few days later may have been an honest mistake. But the if the business did not have a written policy in place, have training of the policy, maintain a list of DNC numbers, etc. then they are liable for the mistake.
That's how I understand it. So it seems the law is forgiving for businesses that are trying to follow the law. But I am not a lawyer, so my reading comprehension skills are worth very little.
- michaelrkn 14y agoI couldn't have said it better. I believe this business was not trying to follow the law, so I sued them for everything I could. I mentioned in another reply that there was another company who called me illegally, and I found out that they fired the person who set up the calls I got. I didn't sue them.
- tjoff 14y agoWell, you just turned this into a demonstration of a typical sue-happy american and their crappy juridical system (a prejudice that a lot of europeans have against america), you should have been thrown of court for that.