The Federal Trade Commission has announced nearly $7.7 million in settlements with six companies accused of calling people on the national Do Not Call list. Regulators said that Craftmatic Industries, maker of adjustable beds, would pay the biggest fine of $4.4 million and that ADT Security Services agreed to a $2 million settlement. The other companies were Ameriquest Mortgage, Alarm King, Direct Security Services and Guardian Communications. The government has filed 34 Do Not Call cases in all.
November 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Federal regulators on Wednesday announced nearly $7.7 million in settlements with six companies — including Craftmatic Industries and ADT Security Services — accused of calling people on the national Do Not Call list.
The Federal Trade Commission said Craftmatic Industries Inc., maker of adjustable beds, would pay the biggest fine — $4.4 million in civil penalties. ADT agreed to a $2 million settlement, the FTC said.
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