ROBO-RELENTLESS — What You Need to Know About TCPA Protections


Tired of spam calls and robocalls?

Learn how the TCPA protects your rights and how R23 Law’s California Consumer Protection Attorneys can help stop the harassment and pursue compensation.

We’ve all been there—your phone rings during dinner, and it’s another robocall pushing a warranty you never signed up for. While occasional marketing calls are annoying, when they become persistent, unsolicited, or deceptive, they can cross a legal line.

That’s where the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) steps in. This critical consumer protection law was created to combat telemarketing abuse—and under the right circumstances, it empowers you to fight back.

At R23 Law, our California Consumer Protection Attorneys know the TCPA inside and out. Here's what you need to know about your rights and how to pursue relief if they're being violated.

What Is the TCPA?

The TCPA is a federal law passed in the 1990s that restricts how businesses can use automated systems—like robocalls, prerecorded messages, or mass text campaigns—to contact consumers.

The law was expanded to cover:

  • Text message spam

  • Unsolicited faxes

  • Calls made without human interaction

Its purpose? To protect consumers from being bombarded by unwanted communications from companies they’ve never done business with.

What Qualifies as a TCPA Violation?

You're likely facing a TCPA violation if:

  • You receive robocalls from a company without prior consent.

  • You get calls even after opting into the National Do Not Call Registry (DNCR).

  • You are contacted by automated systems or prerecorded voices, even if you’ve never interacted with the company.

Important: Even if you're listed on the DNCR, companies can contact you if a real human is on the line—but not through robocalls unless you gave explicit permission.

What Are Your Rights as a Consumer?

If a business violates the TCPA, you could be entitled to:

  • $500 per violation

  • Up to $1,500 per violation if the conduct was willful or knowing

But to claim these damages, you’ll need to show that the call or message violated the law—and that’s where legal representation makes a difference.

What Should You Do If You're Being Harassed?

Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Document Everything
    Save voicemails, call logs, text messages, and screenshots.

  2. Register for the DNCR
    This bolsters your case if you’re still contacted afterward.

  3. Contact R23 Law’s California Consumer Protection Attorneys
    We can help you stop the calls, enforce your rights, and file a claim for damages.

R23 Law Fights for Your Right to a Quiet Phone

If your phone is blowing up with unwanted robocalls or texts, you don’t have to tolerate it. TCPA violations are not just annoying—they’re illegal.

📞 Schedule your free consultation today with R23 Law’s Consumer Protection Attorneys. We’ve helped California residents shut down abusive marketers and recover the compensation they deserve. Let us do the same for you.

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