Get $500 for every Unwanted call

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Every time you receive an unwanted call from a telemarketer, you are legally owed $500.Yes this is completely TRUE.André-Tascha Lammé from Sacramento, California did it after he filled a case at small claims court after getting lots of unwanted call from TELEMARKETERS.”According to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991, signed into law by George Bush the elder For each violation of the act, consumers can sue for a $500 penalty. Violations include calling after a consumer has told a company to stop, or failing to provide the consumer with a copy of the firm’s Do Not Call policy.”In January in Sacramento, Lammé was awarded $3,500 for seven violations allegedly committed by Country Club Mortgage Inc. of Visalia. David Mitchell, vice president of Country Club Mortgage, said he couldn’t comment on the litigation.
So now you know what you need to do after you get Unwanted call, noted that you can fill Web-based court forms from small claims courts website for these types of cases.

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