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Article: Do Not Call list crackdown yields $7.7M in fines
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- Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
- Article date:
- November 8, 2007
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Federal regulators on Wednesday announced nearly $7.7 million in
settlements with six companies -- including Craftmatic Industries
and ADT Security Services -- accused of calling people on the
national Do Not Call list. The Federal Trade Commission said
Craftmatic, maker of adjustable beds, would pay the biggest fine --
$4.4 million in civil penalties. ADT agreed to a $2 million
settlement, the FTC said. The four other companies were: Ameriquest
Mortgage Company, Alarm King, Direct Security Services and Guardian
Communications. "By bringing enforcement actions, like those
announced today, we will ensure that the small number of bad actors
pay a price for not adhering to the law and ...
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