TCPA Attorney - Stop Robocalls & Get Paid
Harassed by Spam Calls or Texts? You Could Be Owed $500 to $1,500 Per Call.
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Signs of TCPA Violations
If you are receiving these types of calls or texts, you may have a claim.
Robocalls
Calls featuring a pre-recorded voice message or 'press 1' prompt when you answer.
Spam Texts
Unsolicited text messages advertising a product or service you never asked for.
Wrong Number Calls
Collectors calling your cell phone looking for someone else, even after you told them to stop.
Revoked Consent
Calls continuing after you explicitly told the company to 'stop calling' or opted out.
The Process
From harassment to compensation in three simple steps.
Free Review
We analyze your case at no cost
We File Suit
We take legal action against violators
You Get Paid
Receive compensation for violations
Your cell phone rings. It's "Scam Likely" again. Or maybe it's a text message about a package you didn't order. It's annoying, intrusive, and illegal.
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law that protects your privacy. It restricts telemarketers and debt collectors from using automated dialers ("robocalls") and pre-recorded messages to contact your cell phone without your permission.
Here is the best part: The law puts a price tag on your privacy. Violators must pay you $500 to $1,500 for EACH illegal call or text. Hyslip Legal helps you turn those annoying interruptions into a significant settlement. You pay nothing for our help.
Call for a free consultation: (614) 362-3322
What is Illegal Under the TCPA?
The TCPA was passed in 1991 to stop the plague of telemarketing calls. While technology has changed, the core rules remain strict:
- No Robocalls to Cell Phones: Companies cannot use an "autodialer" or pre-recorded voice to call your mobile phone without your prior express written consent.
- No Spam Texts: Text messages are treated the same as calls. Unsolicited marketing texts are illegal.
- The Do Not Call Registry: If your number is on the National Do Not Call Registry, telemarketers cannot call you.
- Revoked Consent: Even if you gave permission once, you can revoke it at any time by saying "stop calling." If they continue, it's illegal.
Exceptions: Political calls, charities, and purely informational calls (like flight delays or school closings) are generally allowed. But marketing calls are strictly regulated.
Is this happening to you?
You may be entitled to compensation of $500–$1,500 per violation.
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The TCPA is unique because it sets specific "statutory damages" for violations. You don't have to prove you lost money; you just have to prove they called you illegally.
$500 Per Call
For every negligent violation of the TCPA (e.g., they called you by mistake using an autodialer).
$1,500 Per Call
For every "willful" or "knowing" violation (e.g., they kept calling after you told them to stop).
Do the math: If a telemarketer calls you 10 times after you tell them to stop, that could be a $15,000 claim. We have handled cases involving hundreds of calls.
Turn Annoyance Into Cash
Don't just block the number. Make them pay for invading your privacy.
How to Build Your Case
To win a TCPA lawsuit, we need evidence. Here is what you should do:
- Save the Calls: Don't delete your call history. Take screenshots of your call log showing the incoming calls.
- Save the Voicemails: Pre-recorded messages are the "smoking gun" of a TCPA case. Save them and back them up.
- Answer (Sometimes): To identify who is calling, you may need to answer. Ask for the company name and tell them "Stop calling me." Write down the date and time you said this.
- Don't Delete Texts: Save all spam text messages. Take screenshots.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I don't know who is calling?
That's common. If you have the phone number, we can often investigate to find the owner. If you answer and get a company name, that helps immensely.
Does this apply to debt collectors?
Yes! Debt collectors cannot use autodialers to call your cell phone without permission. If they are calling for someone else (wrong number), they definitely don't have permission.
What if I put my number on a form online?
You may have inadvertently given consent. However, "fine print" consent is often invalid if it wasn't clear. Plus, you can always revoke that consent by saying "stop."
How much does it cost to hire you?
Zero upfront. We work on a contingency basis, meaning we take a percentage of the settlement we recover for you. If we don't win, you don't pay.
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