What can I do if I a company keeps calling my personal cell phone after I’ve told them multiple times to put me on there do not call list?

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What can I do if I a company keeps calling my personal cell phone after I’ve told them multiple times to put me on there do not call list?

My cell phone is already on the federal do not call list. The callers do not leave a message and refuse to transfer me to a manager when I make this request. They have told me that I will no longer be called but they continue to do so. I have all the phone call records of them calling me after I requested them to put me on the do not call list. I feel out of options.

Asked on December 26, 2014 under General Practice, Minnesota

Answers:

MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 9 years ago | Contributor

You will need to take your records and file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission so that that particular agency may review it.  You can file a complaint with your state attorney general, as well.

You may also be able to sue that company in state court for I believe up to $500.00. 


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