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Do Not Call violations
Sales calls despite your registration? A live salesperson can violate these rules, too.
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Unwanted calls.
Unwanted texts.
You have rights.
Telemarketing on the Do Not Call list? Recorded messages or unwanted texts? We can help you understand the TCPA protections that may apply—and help you fight back.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING ON YOUR PHONE?
Start with the calls
you’re receiving.
Do Not Call violationsSales calls after registering your number
Prerecorded & AI voice callsA recorded or artificial voice
Voicemail dropsA marketing voicemail without a ringing phone
Autodialed callsCalls placed with automated dialing technology
See all call & violation typesExperienced attorneys in your cornerJason & Zach Ryburn · Little Rock, Arkansas
Consumer rights. Federal law.Focused on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
Start with a free case reviewUnderstand your options before taking the next step
When your phone won’t stop
Different calls.
Different protections.
The TCPA covers several kinds of communications. Find your situation below to learn what matters and what evidence to keep.
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Prerecorded & AI voice calls
Recorded pitches, artificial voices, and repeated voicemails may raise consent issues.
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Voicemail drops
Telemarketers use technology to deliver marketing voicemails directly to your inbox without making your phone ring.
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Autodialed calls
Certain dialing technology is regulated separately from the voice you hear.
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Unwanted marketing texts
Promotional texts may implicate Do Not Call or autodialer rules.
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Calls & texts after you opt out
You asked the company to stop. Save that request and what arrived afterward.
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Wrong-number & reassigned calls
The TCPA requires consent. Calls meant for someone else raise serious consent issues.
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Unsolicited fax advertisements
Unwanted fax ads have their own TCPA requirements and exceptions.
Understand this typeOne call can raise more than one issue. You do not need to identify the legal violation before asking us for a review.
A straightforward first step
From “not again”
to “what’s next?”
01 / DOCUMENT
Document everything.
Keep call logs, messages, and voicemails. Write down who called and what they said.
What to save02 / TELL US
Share your story.
Answer a few questions about the calls or texts. Upload evidence if you have it.
03 / UNDERSTAND
Know your options.
Our attorneys can assess the facts and explain your rights and options.
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FightRoboCalls.com is owned and operated by The Ryburn Law Firm, PLLC. Attorneys Jason and Zach Ryburn help consumers evaluate unwanted calls and texts and pursue TCPA claims.
You deserve to know who’s handling your story—and where to turn with your questions.
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Clear answers
A few things
you may be wondering.
Your situation is unique. These answers are a starting point.
More about your rightsDoes a call have to be recorded to violate the TCPA?
No. A live sales call may raise a Do Not Call issue. Prerecorded or artificial-voice restrictions and qualifying autodialer restrictions are separate protections. The applicable rule depends on the communication and your circumstances.
Do I have to be on the Do Not Call list?
Not for every type of claim. Registry-based protections depend on registration, but other TCPA provisions may apply to recorded or artificial-voice calls, qualifying autodialed calls or texts, and unsolicited fax advertisements. Consent and exceptions matter.
Can I have a case if the calls are for someone else?
Possibly. Repeated prerecorded or artificial-voice calls intended for another person can raise TCPA issues. Consent, the type of call, the phone line, and any applicable exceptions matter. Save the messages and let an attorney evaluate the facts.
Does every unwanted call violate the TCPA?
No. The law treats different types of calls and messages differently. Consent, technology, the purpose of the communication, and exemptions can affect whether a claim exists. An annoying call alone does not establish a violation.
What should I save before contacting you?
Keep original voicemails, text messages, screenshots, and call logs. Write down company names, dates, the person they asked for, and any request you made to stop. Keep proof of when you obtained your number. Do not record live calls without first checking the applicable recording laws.
What could compensation look like?
For certain TCPA violations, the statute allows actual monetary loss or $500 per violation, whichever is greater. A court may increase that amount up to three times for knowing or willful violations. Eligibility and recovery depend on the facts; no result is guaranteed.
Does a case review cost anything?
The initial case review is 100% free. If the firm offers representation, the scope of work and any fees or costs will be explained in a separate agreement. Submitting a request does not create an attorney-client relationship.
You don’t have to put up with it.
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you understand your options.