Rebecca, an independent insurance producer located in the Central Time Zone, is making outbound telemarketing calls at 8:30 PM her local time. Assuming all phone numbers match the consumers' geographic residence, which of the following individuals is Rebecca legally permitted to contact under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and National Do Not Call Registry regulations?
- A former client in the Central Time Zone whose business owners policy expired 16 months ago, and who is currently on the National Do Not Call Registry.Cevap
- BA prospect in the Central Time Zone who submitted a website inquiry for auto insurance 4 months ago, and who is on the National Do Not Call Registry.
- CA new referral living in the Eastern Time Zone who is not on any federal or state Do Not Call list.
- DAn active life insurance client in the Central Time Zone who requested to be added to the agency's internal Do Not Call list 60 days ago.
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A former client in the Central Time Zone whose business owners policy expired 16 months ago, and who is currently on the National Do Not Call Registry.
Under the TCPA, telemarketing calls are permitted between 8:00 AM and 9:00 PM based on the recipient's local time. The Established Business Relationship (EBR) rule allows a producer to call a consumer who is on the National Do Not Call Registry for up to 18 months following the expiration of a policy or completion of a transaction. Because the call to the former client occurs at 8:30 PM local time and is within the 18-month post-transaction window, it is fully compliant with federal regulations.
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TCPA Calling Hours and Established Business Relationship (EBR) Exceptions