Scrub your list against Florida's Do Not Call list before you dial. Florida's mini-TCPA lets consumers sue directly, and those claims stack on federal exposure.
The Florida Telephone Solicitation Act is a mini-TCPA with a private right of action. Consumers can recover $500 per call, tripled to $1,500 for a willful violation, plus attorney fees and court costs. The state can also levy administrative fines reported as high as $10,000 per violation. A single call to a Florida resident can draw both a state claim and a federal one.
Florida runs its own Do Not Call list separate from the National DNC Registry, administered through the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. National DNC scrubbing alone does not clear Florida numbers.
The Florida Telephone Solicitation Act restricts calls to between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. local time and sets specific consent and disclosure standards. HB 761 (2023) clarified what counts as consent and added a 15-day safe harbor for text solicitations after a consumer opts out.
Telemarketers generally must register with the state and post a bond, and individual agents may need to be registered. Because the FTSA carries a private right of action, Florida is one of the most actively litigated states for telemarketing claims.
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