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Most telemarketer fees to access US Federal Trade Commission’s no-call registry to increase in fiscal 2021

August 26, 2020

The Federal Trade Commission is the United States government's consumer watchdog. Image credit: Federal Trade Commission The Federal Trade Commission is the United States government's consumer watchdog. Image credit: Federal Trade Commission

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

As luxury brands and retailers increasingly rely on home-targeted retail including ecommerce and phone-based outreach, it bears to keep in mind that most telemarketer fees to access the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s National Do Not Call Registry will increase in fiscal year 2021.

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