'So You Want to Sue a Telemarketer' - a book by Private Citizen, Inc.

The Book Includes:
- The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (47 USC sec. 227)
- FCC regulations instituted pursuant to the above law (47 CFR sec. 64.1200)
- Pertinent portions of FCC documents, detailing and clarifying the above regulations
- FCC Commissioner Barrett's statement which further details violative telemarketing practices
- Private Citizen's review of, and insights into:
            - What the above laws and regulations do, and do not cover
            - Some 'tricks' telemarketers may try using to avoid liability under the law
            - Some 'tricks' you may use to catch them in acts of strict liability
            - How the law may be used to sue junk e-mailers (spammers)
            - The legal framework allowing Private Citizen members to collect $500 for:
                - every solicitation call received from a notified entity;
                - whether they call your home or your business
                - whether they call to solicit sales, donations, survey data or political support
(Essentially, Private Citizen helps you turn your telephone into a pay-per-call
service that telemarketers must pay to use).
            - How your fundamental and Constitutional rights are violated by
                junk calls made in defiance of your previously expressed will.
            - and much, much more....
- Thirty-nine pages.

So... You want to Sue a Telemarketer
Conquering America's most annoying pest since the invention of the house fly

Written by Robert Bulmash President & Founder of Private Citizen, Inc.
All Rights Reserved - Private Citizen, Inc .- 1995