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Reassigned Numbers Database
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RND Launch Day Webinar: On Monday, Nov. 1, 2021, the FCC hosted a webinar providing information for callers and caller agents to register for and subscribe to the database. It also included a demonstration of how to query the database. Arecording of the webinar and the powerpoint presentation shown during the event are now available. “A caller enters a phone number they wish to call, and either the date the caller obtained consent from the consumer or the last date the caller was able to verify that the consumer was at that telephone number.” Query responses: The database will return one of three responses: "Yes," "No," or "No Data."
The FCC's Reassigned Numbers Database (RND) is designed to prevent a consumer from getting unwanted calls intended for someone who previously held their phone number. Callers can use the database to determine whether a telephone number may have been reassigned so they can avoid calling consumers who do not want to receive the calls. “Callers that use the database can also reduce their potential Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) liability by avoiding inadvertent calls to consumers who have not given consent for the call.” The Reassigned Numbers Database can be found at www.reassigned.us.
For Callers and Other Database Users “Doing so may reduce their calls to consumers who have reassigned numbers and who may not wish to receive such calls.” RND Launch Day Webinar: On Monday, Nov. 1, 2021, the FCC hosted a webinar providing information for callers and caller agents to register for and subscribe to the database. It also included a demonstration of how to query the database. Arecording of the webinar and the powerpoint presentation shown during the event are now available.
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