An insurance producer located in the Eastern Time Zone is reviewing a call list of individuals who are all registered on the National Do Not Call Registry. None of the individuals have provided prior express written consent to be contacted. At exactly 9:30 AM Eastern Time, the producer decides to begin making calls. Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and federal Do Not Call regulations, which of the following immediate calls is legally permissible?
- Calling a prospect in the Central Time Zone who submitted an online request for a life insurance quote 2 months ago.Cevap
- BCalling a former client in the Pacific Time Zone whose auto insurance policy expired 10 months ago.
- CCalling a former client in the Eastern Time Zone whose homeowners insurance policy was canceled 20 months ago.
- DCalling a newly referred prospect in the Eastern Time Zone whose family member provided their contact information 2 weeks ago.
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Calling a prospect in the Central Time Zone who submitted an online request for a life insurance quote 2 months ago.
The correct answer identifies a situation that satisfies both the strict time-of-day restriction and the Established Business Relationship (EBR) exception. At 9:30 AM Eastern Time, it is 8:30 AM in the Central Time Zone, which falls safely within the permissible 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM calling window. Furthermore, a consumer's application or inquiry establishes an EBR that allows a producer to call them for up to 3 months, making the 2-month-old inquiry perfectly valid even though the prospect is registered on the National Do Not Call Registry.
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Federal Telemarketing Regulations and EBR Exemptions
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