So the only way to know a person or business is on a Do Not Call list is to pay to see the list? If a business does contact a Do Not Call number without knowing, will they be in breach? If so this is a wicked money making scam by the government.
Telemarketers can be an annoyance and I am opposed to hard sell tactics as contrary to good business, but to make laws that cost the caller business is contrary to good business. This cannot end well.
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