Scrub your list against the Colorado No-Call List before you dial Colorado numbers. State enforcement stacks on top of federal exposure.
Colorado treats unlawful no-call contacts as a deceptive trade practice under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act, and the Attorney General can pursue civil penalties for each one. Enforcement generally begins after three violations in a single month, and there is an affirmative defense if you maintain written compliance procedures. Calling Colorado numbers also requires registering with the state first.
The Colorado No-Call List is run through the Colorado Public Utilities Commission and enforced by the Colorado Attorney General. It is separate from the National DNC Registry, so a National DNC scrub does not clear you to call Colorado numbers.
Commercial telephone sellers must register with the Colorado Attorney General at least ten days before doing business in the state, with a $200 non-refundable registration fee. This applies to sellers located in Colorado and to anyone calling into Colorado.
Violations are handled as deceptive trade practices under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act. You have an affirmative defense if you have written procedures in place and the contact resulted from error despite them.
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