
WHAT MAKES A TEXT OR CALL ILLEGAL UNDER THE TCPA?
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law designed to protect consumers from aggressive telemarketers, debt collectors, and automated marketing callers. You may have a cash claim if:
You Replied "STOP" and They Kept Texting: Once you revoke consent (by texting STOP, QUIT, CANCEL, or END), any additional text message sent to your mobile phone is a willful violation of federal law.
Auto-Dialed Text Messages & Calls: They used an automated system (autodialer) to send blast text messages or pre-recorded voice messages to your cell phone without your express consent.
No Prior Relationship: You never gave the business or debt collector your phone number, yet they spammed your phone anyway.
Do-Not-Call Registry Violations: Your cell phone number is registered on the National Do-Not-Call Registry, but you still received repeated marketing texts or sales calls.
UP TO $1,500 PER TEXT MESSAGE
The TCPA provides strict statutory cash penalties for each illegal contact:
$500 Per Violation: Awarded for negligent violations of the TCPA (such as continuing to text or call after consent was revoked).
$1,500 Per Violation: Awarded for willful or knowing violations (for example, when a collector intentionally ignores your explicit "STOP" requests).Multiple illegal texts or calls quickly add up to substantial financial recovery.
NO RISK: THE SPAMMER PAYS OUR FEES
Federal consumer protection laws include a mandatory fee-shifting provision.
When we successfully resolve your TCPA case through settlement or litigation, the debt collector, credit card company, or telemarketer is required to pay our legal fees—not you. We evaluate and handle viable cases with zero out-of-pocket costs to you.
CHECK YOUR SPAM TEXT CASE NOW
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