Illegal robocalls or spam texts? Make them pay.
Free · under 2 minutes · no fees unless we win
$500 to $1,500 to you.
Do you qualify?
You may have a claim if…
Your cell phone is getting calls or texts you never agreed to, and…
- It’s a robocall or recorded voice“Press 1” menus, dead air when you answer, or the same voicemail again and again.
- Or they kept going after you said stopYou replied STOP, told them to quit, or canceled — and the calls kept coming.
- Or you’re on the Do Not Call RegistryTelemarketers keep calling your listed number anyway. That’s a separate violation.
Statutory amounts under the TCPA, 47 U.S.C. § 227. An illustration of how damages work, not a prediction of any recovery. You do not have to prove you lost money.
How it works
Three steps. We handle everything in between.
You just need to know your story. We do the legal heavy lifting.
Tell us what’s been happening.
The calls or texts you’ve been getting, roughly how often, and whether you ever told them to stop. That’s it.
Check your eligibility ~2 minutesWe investigate. You track it.
We identify who’s behind the calls, pull the records, confirm whether the law was broken, and keep you posted in plain English. You never deal with the company — we do.
Collect your settlement.
If we recover on your behalf, our fee comes out of that recovery, never your pocket. Statutory damages under this law may range from $500 to $1,500 per violation, though outcomes vary by case.
Start nowWhat counts as a violation
If any of these sounds familiar, you may have a claim.
You don’t need to know the law. We take it from there.
Robocalls
A recorded voice, a “press 1” menu, or dead air when you answer. Automated calls to your cell need your written consent.
Spam texts
Marketing texts you never signed up for — fake delivery alerts, “offers,” crypto, loans. Texts count the same as calls.
Calls after you said stop
You replied STOP, told them to quit, or canceled the service. Every call or text after that can be a violation.
Do Not Call Registry
Your number is listed at donotcall.gov and telemarketers keep calling anyway. That’s a separate violation.
Wrong-number calls
A company or debt collector keeps calling your cell for someone else — even after you tell them they have the wrong number.
Spoofed caller ID
The call shows a fake or local number to trick you into answering. Deliberately misleading caller ID can mean extra penalties.
Source: the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227, and FCC rules. Statutory damages of $500 per violation, up to $1,500 for willful or knowing conduct (§ 227(b)(3), (c)(5)).
What to have handy
The evidence is already on your phone.
Don’t delete anything. A few screenshots can turn annoying calls into a strong claim.
Questions
Short answers to the ones we hear most.
Unwanted calls feel relentless. Start the check anyway — it’s free, and we’ll tell you straight if it isn’t a fit.
If you’re getting robocalls, recorded messages, or marketing texts you didn’t sign up for — or calls that continued after you said stop — you may qualify. The quick check takes two minutes and it’s confidential.
The law sets $500 per illegal call or text, up to $1,500 each for willful or knowing violations. Ten calls after you said stop can be a five-figure claim. Actual outcomes depend on the facts and how the case resolves.
No. The TCPA sets fixed statutory damages — you only need to show they contacted you illegally, not that it cost you anything.
Not fatal. Phone carriers keep call detail records and we can request them. Save what you still have and stop deleting from here on.
Nothing up front, ever. Our fee is a percentage of any recovery. No recovery, no fee.
TCPA claims are generally subject to a four-year statute of limitations, and older calls get harder to document. Acting while the calls are recent protects more of your claim.
Please remember:
This page is general information, not legal advice, and we are not your lawyers until you sign an attorney-client agreement with us. Every case depends on its own facts, and courts have reached different results in TCPA cases. Anything you share is confidential and used only to evaluate your claim.
Your phone won’t stop. Make it worth something.
Two minutes. No cost. $500 to $1,500 for every illegal call or text.
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