What constitutes a violation of the National Do Not Call Registry?

Contacting individuals listed on the National Do Not Call Registry without their consent is a clear violation of the regulations established to protect consumers from unwanted telemarketing calls. The National Do Not Call Registry allows individuals to opt-out of receiving marketing calls from businesses. If a company or telemarketer contacts a number that is registered on this list, it can face penalties, including fines, as well as potential legal action.

In contrast, other actions such as calling individuals who have provided consent, leaving voicemail messages, or sending promotional emails do not constitute violations of the registry. Consent from the individual or using alternative communication methods that are not subject to the Do Not Call regulations fall outside the scope of the restrictions set by the registry.