West Virginia HB4909 aims to protect consumers from fraudulent telephone solicitations by defining terms, establishing exclusions, and prohibiting.
West Virginia HB4909 introduces the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to safeguard residents from fraudulent telephone solicitations. The act defines terms such as "robocall" and "telephone solicitation," establishes exclusions for certain communications, and prohibits deceptive practices like spoofing and using automated systems without consent. It mandates telecommunications providers to implement anti-spoofing technology and sets civil and criminal penalties for violations.
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