Today, if you are like most consumers, your mobile phone probably goes with you nearly everywhere. However, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act makes it clear that you have a right to privacy and a right to be left alone by telemarketers and debt collectors attempting to call on your mobile phone. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (the “TCPA”) is a federal law that, in part, protects consumers from telephone harassment or unwanted phone calls or “robocalls” and spam texts placed to their mobile phones or cell phones by telemarketers and debt collectors.

The TCPA Protects Consumers Against Telephone Harassment?

For Texas consumers, some of the most important provisions of the TCPA include:

• Prohibiting debt collectors and telemarketers from making unwanted phone calls without your prior express consent to your mobile phone using an automatic telephone dialing system (i.e., an “autodialer” or “robodialer”).
• Providing you with the right to sue the debt collector or solicitor and the right to recover up to $1,500 per call or actual damages suffered (whichever is greater), if you are a victim of unwanted phone calls.
• The right to seek an injunction against the offending business in order to prevent further violations of the TCPA for unwanted phone calls and/or spam texts.

What Does It Cost To Hire A Lubbock TCPA Attorney?

Unless there is a recovery of monetary damages in your unwanted calls or spam text lawsuit, it will cost you nothing to hire Kyle S. Deese as your Lubbock unwanted phone call attorney to pursue a claim for TCPA violations for unwanted calls or spam texts. Kyle will take your case on a contingency fee basis and will only be reimbursed for advanced costs and attorney’s fees if there is a recovery for you for TCPA violations.

If you believe that you have been the victim of “robocalls” or unwanted calls and spam texts placed to your mobile phone without your prior express consent, The Deese Law Firm encourages you to contact us today at 806.475.0150 to schedule a free telephone consultation with Lubbock TCPA attorney Kyle S. Deese.