
- May 31 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 10
COLD CALLS DWINDLING
The FTC may be taking its timedeveloping a nationwide do-not-calllist, but several individual states havesuch laws already in place. Coldcallers who ignore them can get morethan a slap on the wrist. And whennovice stockbrokers are advised tomake an average of 150 calls a day,the chances of stepping over the legalline are higher. Fines are gettingsteeper, too, with 1 firm getting hitwith a $24,300 penalty by Indiana,where the initial fines can go as highas $10,000. Initial fines in otherstates like Pennsylvania range from$1000 and up. More than half ofthe states have do-not-call legislationon the books and about adozen more are considering it. Note:The FTC list, although it wouldcover the entire country, would notapply to financial service firms.
Articles in this issue
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Psychiatry in Finance Is a Sobering Thoughtalmost 18 years ago
Add LTC Insurance to Your Estate Plansalmost 18 years ago
Be a Guest at a Classic Hollywood Hotelalmost 18 years ago
Get the Scoop on This Summer's US Openalmost 18 years ago
Cinema Consults: TWO WEEKS NOTICEalmost 18 years ago
In Memorium: Margaret Anderson (February 1, 1931-March 29, 2003)almost 18 years ago
Incorporate Rules into Your Market Planalmost 18 years ago
Don't Believe in Santa Claus Annuitiesalmost 18 years ago
Weigh the Facts in Investing Tendenciesalmost 18 years ago
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