NY Accuses Telemarketers of Scamming One-Time Victims

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Phoenix, Ax.-based Senior Advisory Council, which is a telemarketing services company, has been accused of conducting an improper direct marketing campaign. The company was criticized by the New York Consumer Protection Board for using a list of consumers who had been previously bilked out of money in a fraud operation.

Direct Marketing, Senior Advisory Council

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Canadian telemarketers seek do-not-call excemptions

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Canadian Marketing Association requested lawmakers of Canada to excempt business-to-business calls as well as the calls made to customers with whom business has an existing relationship from the do-not-call list.

Canada, Business Associations, Trade Associations, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Trade and professional associations, Industry association information

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FCC won't 'carve out' additional no-call exemptions

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Federal Communications Commission has ruled out any exemptions to specific industries regarding no-call lists. This move aims at preserving personal privacy and legitimate business interests.

Management dynamics, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Privacy, Management, United States. Federal Communications Commission, Privacy issue, Company business management

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