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Day Pacer, a telemarketing company, is contesting a nearly $29 million penalty imposed by a judge for allegedly making millions of calls to individuals on the U.S. Do Not Call Registry. The company has urged the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the ruling, arguing that the case, initiated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), challenges the interpretation of a significant telemarketing sales rule established in 1995. The appeals court is currently deliberating on the FTC's lawsuit regarding the alleged 'harassing' calls made by Day Pacer.
Day Pacer, a telemarketing company accused of making millions of calls to people on the Do Not Call Registry, urged the 7th Circuit to toss a nearly $29 mln penalty against it. The case, brought by the FTC, tests the scope of a key telemarketing sales rule https://t.co/IkII5uOly3 https://t.co/mmxj2TDN60
A telemarketing company accused of making millions of calls to people on the U.S. Do Not Call Registry urged an appeals court to undo a judge's order against it and toss a nearly $29 million penalty @MikeScarcella https://t.co/IkII5uOTnB https://t.co/YHFYqXA4UL
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