![]() 44-1278 speaks specifically to unlawful practices.13-2919 explains under which circumstances an automated system may or may not be used for the purpose of solicitation or requesting information.We have found two references for Arizona: The Alaska Unwanted Telephone Solicitations defines what constitutes unlawful, unwanted telephone advertisements and solicitations in the state of Alaska. Moreover, there is a section that lists exemptions to the state laws for automated calls as well as a list of definitions of terms. The Chapter 19A Alabama Telemarketing Act describes a ban on sales solicitations. Individual State Laws for Automated Callsīelow you will find a list of state laws for automated calls, plus links to the actual statutes (when available). States Allowing Calls Made Pursuant to an Established Business Relationship:Īrizona, District of Columbia (must concern goods previously ordered of purchased), Maryland, Mississippi, Montana (must concern goods previously ordered or purchased), Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, and Virgina.States Which Do Not Regulate Prerecorded Messages:Īlabama, Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Ohio, South Carolina, Vermont, and West Virigina.States Which Do Not Extempt Calls Made With Express Consent:Īlaska, District of Columbia, Nevada, and Oregon.States Allowing Calls Made with Express Consent which Impose Specific Consent Requirements:įlorida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Montana, New Jersey, New York*, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee.States Allowing Calls Made with Express Consent but Impose No Further Consent Requirements:Īrizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho*, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa*, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri*, Nebraska, New Hampshire*, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon*, Rhode Island, South Dakota*, Texas*, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.The following sets forth the individual state laws for automated calls regarding express consent for prerecorded messages. States That Have Express Consent (“Opt-In”) Laws Many of you have heard about the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and how it affects automated appointment reminders, but did you know there are state laws as well? Although the TCPA sets forth instructions on getting permission from recipients before sending them automated calls and text messages, there are many states that have regulations as well. While Reminder Services, LLC cannot provide legal advice, we feel it is important to notify you of any state laws for automated calls that may affect you.
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