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STOP Telemarketers Dead In Their Tracks


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Jim Edwards
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Picture this: you're sitting down to a quiet meal with

your family one evening.



Just as you reach for the mashed potatoes the phone rings.



It might be your mother calling with news on the upcoming

family reunion, so you make a mad dash for the phone just

in time to catch it before the answering machine picks up.



As you wipe mashed potatoes off the front of your best

shirt you hear an unfamiliar voice on the line start

pitching you about aluminum siding.



You've just experienced what many call "telemarketer hell!"



But, thanks to a new service offered by the FTC (Federal

Trade Commission), this little scenario should happen much

less often in the coming year.



Telemarketers may finally face a law they can't bypass when

it comes to calling consumers on the phone to solicit

business.



By harnessing the power of the Internet to eliminate layers

of paperwork and delays, the FTC created the "National Do

Not Call" registry where consumers can register not to

receive unsolicited sales calls.



Though the law exempts certain political, charitable and

other organizations, it does cover professional tele-

marketing companies and those calling on behalf of those

organizations.



After the plan gets fully implemented in October 2003, any

company found violating the law will face fines of up to

$11,000 per call.



Despite the fact the registry does not eliminate all

unsolicited calls, it does seem a wise move to sign up

(unless you enjoy chatting with telemarketers over your

mashed potatoes).



Log on to www.donotcall.gov and click the "Register a Phone

Number" link.



The service allows you to register up to 3 phone numbers,

so you can even put your cell phone on the do not call

list.



Once you register a phone number, the website will send you

a confirmation email with a link you must click before your

phone number gets added to the database.



Some common questions people ask about the National Do Not

Call Registry include:



How soon after I register will I notice a reduction in

calls?



If you register by August 31, 2003, you will start

receiving fewer telemarketing calls by October 1, 2003.



If you register after September 1, 2003, telemarketers

covered by the National Do Not Call Registry will have up

to three months from the date you register to stop calling

you.



How long until my phone number shows up in the registry?



After you register, your phone number will be available for

telemarketers to remove it from their call lists by the

next day.



Telemarketers will have up to three months to get your

phone number and remove it from their call lists.



What if a telemarketer calls me after I've signed up?



As long as you have the telemarketer's company name or

phone number you can file a complaint online through the

"File a Complaint" page on the www.donotcall.gov website.



For more information, log on to www.donotcall.gov today.



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