New FTC Laws for Robo Calls, IVR and Auto Dialers

Voice broadcasting company, Kelly Media Group said the new FTC measures will make outbound dialing more like email because people who receive the calls must ‘opt in’ to allow you to call them.   The FTC made significant changes in the laws for robo calls, voice broadcasting, IVR, auto dialers, press 1 campaigns and pre-recorded messages. 

Kelly Media Group said the new FTC measures will make outbound dialing more like email because people who receive the calls must ‘opt in’ to allow you to call them.  The FTC issued a new mandate, effective September 1, 2009 which may affect the way voice broadcasting is used in marketing and advertising campaigns in the United States. Until recently, FTC rules on calling people have only prohibited that businesses cannot do voice broadcasting or outbound dialing to people who are on the Do Not Call list.  Read the complete article online at FTC Changes Law for Robo Calls, Voice Broadcasting and IVR