31st August 2003 Archive
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Oftel clamps down on rogue telemarketers
Persistent misuse
Oftel is plugging a loophole in UK regulations which let rogue telemarketing firms to get away with persistently making nuisance calls so long as they did not actually commit a criminal offence. The telecoms watchdog said that, after publishing its regulatory revisions, it is able to take action against any company that misuses …
Small Biz 31 Aug 2003, 22:06
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