Scrub your list against the Texas No-Call List before you dial Texas numbers. State penalties and SB 140 lawsuits stack on top of federal exposure.
The Texas Public Utility Commission can impose civil penalties of up to $1,000 per violation for calling a Texas No-Call number. As of September 1, 2025, SB 140 added a private right of action under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, making each call or text independently actionable with no cap on repeat claims. State exposure stacks on top of any federal penalty.
The Texas No-Call List is maintained by the Texas Public Utility Commission and is separate from the National Do Not Call Registry. Scrubbing the National DNC list does not clear you to call Texas numbers. You have to scrub the state list too.
Telemarketers calling Texas residents generally must register with the state and pay annual fees before placing calls, even when they have consent. SB 140, effective September 1, 2025, broadened "telephone solicitation" to cover text and multimedia messages and created a direct private right of action under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Each violation is independently actionable, and the law removes caps on repeat claims, which raises litigation exposure well beyond the state administrative penalty.
An established business relationship can exempt some calls for up to 18 months, mirroring the federal standard, but the exemption is narrow and fact-specific. When state and federal rules differ, comply with the stricter one.
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