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Oklahoma Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry
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The law took effect January 1, 2003. The law allows telemarketers 30 days to remove consumers' names from their solicitation list, and the 'do not call list' is updated on a quarterly basis. “If you are a telemarketer doing business in the state of Oklahoma, you must obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, unless you fall into one of the exceptions.” To obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, a telemarketer must submit to the Attorney General a fully completed Telemarketer Request for Registry Access Form; an executed confidentiality agreement; and a check for the appropriate fee made payable to the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office. Fees for access to the registry are $150.00 per quarter or $600.00 per year.
The Telemarketer Restriction Act requires the Attorney General to establish and maintain, by January 1, 2003, a statewide registry of consumers who do not wish to receive unsolicited telemarketing sales calls. If you are a telemarketer doing business in the state of Oklahoma, you must obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, unless you fall into one of the exceptions. The exceptions include solicitations for charitable and religious groups, solicitations for political candidates and causes, solicitations for nonprofit organizations, and solicitations from businesses with whom a consumer has an established business relationship. For more information about these exceptions, please refer to the Telemarketer Restriction Act below. “To obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, a telemarketer must submit to the Attorney General a fully completed Telemarketer Request for Registry Access Form; an executed confidentiality agreement; and a check for the appropriate fee made payable to the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office.” For more information concerning the Attorney General’s Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, including penalties for failure to comply, please refer to the Attorney General's Rules for the Telemarketer Restriction Act, which are available on this website for your convenience.
“Telemarketers who want to solicit business in Oklahoma must purchase the list and remove the telephone numbers of Oklahomans who have registered from their list of potential customers.” The law took effect January 1, 2003. The law allows telemarketers 30 days to remove consumers' names from their solicitation list, and the 'do not call list' is updated on a quarterly basis.
Telemarketers who want to solicit business in Oklahoma must purchase the list and remove the telephone numbers of Oklahomans who have registered from their list of potential customers. “the 'do not call list' is updated on a quarterly basis.” The Telemarketer Restriction Act requires the Attorney General to establish and maintain, by January 1, 2003, a statewide registry of consumers who do not wish to receive unsolicited telemarketing sales calls. If you are a telemarketer doing business in the state of Oklahoma, you must obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, unless you fall into one of the exceptions. The exceptions include solicitations for charitable and religious groups, solicitations for political candidates and causes, solicitations for nonprofit organizations, and solicitations from businesses with whom a consumer has an established business relationship. For more information about these exceptions, please refer to the Telemarketer Restriction Act below.
Telemarketers who want to solicit business in Oklahoma must purchase the list and remove the telephone numbers of Oklahomans who have registered from their list of potential customers. “The law allows telemarketers 30 days to remove consumers' names from their solicitation list,” The Telemarketer Restriction Act requires the Attorney General to establish and maintain, by January 1, 2003, a statewide registry of consumers who do not wish to receive unsolicited telemarketing sales calls. If you are a telemarketer doing business in the state of Oklahoma, you must obtain access to the Telemarketer Restriction Act Consumer Registry, unless you fall into one of the exceptions. The exceptions include solicitations for charitable and religious groups, solicitations for political candidates and causes, solicitations for nonprofit organizations, and solicitations from businesses with whom a consumer has an established business relationship. For more information about these exceptions, please refer to the Telemarketer Restriction Act below.