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Marketers Use Trickery To Evade No-Call Lists - WSJ
Southwest Florida Online - Sunday Morning News: Scam Alert - National Reply Center
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You guys must not have ever read the political section when it was on here... if so you would know that the last 2 pres candidates I voted for lost... and in the primaries I have voted Ron Paul every time I could
Morals and ethics aside. Legally we operate in a Caveat Venditor world, not Caveat Emptor.
Right, wrong, or otherwise, that is the law.
Personally, I am a big advocate for natural selection and free markets. Professionally, I am a big advocate for staying out of legal trouble... along with trying to put a good face on an industry that is filled with black eyes
The technique is prompting legal action from states across the country. Because the loophole itself violates no law in most states, prosecutors are focusing their cases on other lead-card deceptions. The cards often falsely imply an affiliation with the federal government or with advocacy groups such as AARP, for instance. Many of the cards also fail to mention that replies will be turned over to insurance salespeople.
Attorneys general in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Texas have taken legal actions against a total of seven lead generators, charging them with falsely suggesting endorsements by the government or AARP. Regulators in about 20 states have opened fraud investigations into lead generators, according to a court filing by the Texas attorney general's office in one of the cases.
Southwest Florida Online - Sunday Morning News: Scam Alert - National Reply Center
National Reply Center of Indianapolis has received an F rating from the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau on October 20, 2011. The BBB says the company failed to respond to a complaint about it's advertising and sales techniques.
State insurance regulators have ordered the company to cease and desist including the state of Wisconsin who ordered them to cease and desist from sending direct mail advertisements to Medicare beneficiaries in Wisconsin until "the advertisement is filed with the Commissioner" and to "reply promptly and provide all information requested to inquiries." This action was based on allegations of using Medicare insurance advertising not in compliance with the law.
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I'll bet he voted for Obama. You've got to save people from themselves you know..
Of the two, JD or Scagent. I know I bet voted for the Democrat.
You guys must not have ever read the political section when it was on here... if so you would know that the last 2 pres candidates I voted for lost... and in the primaries I have voted Ron Paul every time I could
Morals and ethics aside. Legally we operate in a Caveat Venditor world, not Caveat Emptor.
Right, wrong, or otherwise, that is the law.
Personally, I am a big advocate for natural selection and free markets. Professionally, I am a big advocate for staying out of legal trouble... along with trying to put a good face on an industry that is filled with black eyes