H.R. 3100 would prohibit telemarketers from intentionally hiding their identity by blocking caller ID devices. This would ensure someone knows if a telemarketer is calling them. One simple rule of telemarketing is that once you get a person on the phone your chances to make a sale are greatly increased. This is especially true with senior citizens who are seen as easy targets by telemarketers. That is why this bill is supported by the American Association of Retired People, the National Senior Citizens Law Center and the Federal Trade Commission. I am proud as chairman of the advisory group to speak in favor of H.R. 3100 and would advise my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to support it.
Dave Camp: “H.R. 3100 would prohibit telemarketers from intentionally hiding their identity by blocking caller ID devices. This…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2000
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Discussing H.R. 3100, a bill to protect consumers from deceptive telemarketing practices.
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