Robocalls & Spam Texts
Illegal Robocalls or Spam Texts?Let's Make Them Pay.
Get $500 to $1,500 for every illegal call or text. Our consumer attorneys fight to collect it. No fees unless we win.
Unwanted calls and texts
Why These Calls Are Illegal
A company cannot use an autodialer or a recorded voice to call or text your cell phone without your permission. They cannot keep calling after you say stop. They cannot ignore the Do Not Call list. When they do, federal law (the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227) gives you the right to take them to court and get paid for it.
See If You QualifyTCPA claim basics
What Counts as a Violation?
You do not need to know the law. If any of these sound familiar, you may have a claim. 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.
Wrong Number Calls
A company or debt collector keeps calling your cell looking for someone else, even after you tell them they have the wrong number.
Calls After You Said Stop
You told them to stop, replied STOP to a text, or canceled the service. Every call or text after that can be a violation.
Do Not Call Registry
Your number is on the National Do Not Call Registry and telemarketers keep calling anyway. That is a separate violation.
Spoofed Caller ID
The call shows a fake or local number to trick you into answering. Deliberately misleading caller ID can mean extra penalties.
Statutory damages
How Much Is Your Case Worth?
The TCPA is one of the most consumer-friendly laws on the books. It sets a fixed dollar amount for every violation. You do not have to prove you lost money. You just have to show they contacted you illegally.
The standard violation
For each automated call or text to your cell without proper consent, or each telemarketing call to your Do Not Call number.
When they should have known better
For each call or text that continued after you said stop or revoked consent. Courts can triple the damages to punish intentional violators.
The math adds up fast. If a telemarketer calls you 10 times after you said stop, that can be a real claim, not just an annoyance. 50 spam texts could be far more. We work to find every single contact and make them count.
These cases often affect thousands of people at once. The same robocall campaign that hit your phone likely hit countless others, which can mean a class action. We can tell you whether your situation is an individual claim, a class action, or both.
This is a general illustration of how statutory damages work under the TCPA. It is not a prediction or guarantee of any specific recovery. Every case depends on its own facts.
What the law says
The Law Behind Your Claim
You do not need to read the statute to have a case. But if you want to know exactly where your rights come from, here is the plain-English version, with the law to back it up.
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act
Passed by Congress in 1991 and codified at 47 U.S.C. § 227, the TCPA restricts automated calls, prerecorded messages, and marketing texts. It is enforced today by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Your right to sue, and to get paid
Under § 227(b)(3) and § 227(c)(5), the law gives consumers a private right of action: you can sue in your own name and recover $500 for each violation, raised to as much as $1,500 for willful or knowing conduct (treble damages).
What requires your consent
Calls to your cell using an automatic telephone dialing system (an autodialer, or "ATDS") or an artificial or prerecorded voice, and marketing texts, generally require your prior express written consent. With no valid consent, the contact can be unlawful.
The Do Not Call Registry
Under § 227(c), telemarketers may not call numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry and must honor your opt-out requests. Calls that ignore the registry are a separate violation.
The deadline to act
TCPA claims in federal court are generally subject to the four-year statute of limitations in 28 U.S.C. § 1658. Waiting too long can cost you the claim, so it helps to act while the calls are recent.
Read it yourself
You can read the full text at the official U.S. Code, 47 U.S.C. § 227. The law keeps evolving through FCC rules and court decisions, so it keeps changing over time.
This section is general legal information, not legal advice, and the law changes over time. For guidance on your specific situation, talk to one of our attorneys.
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How It Works
You just need to know your story. We do the legal heavy lifting.
Tell us what happened
Share the calls or texts you have been getting. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
We investigate
We identify who is behind the calls, gather the records, and confirm whether the law was broken.
We file and fight
We bring the claim and take on the company. You do not deal with them. We do.
You get paid
If we recover, you get your share. Our fee comes out of the result, never your pocket.
Save the evidence
How to Strengthen Your Claim
Evidence makes a TCPA case. A few simple habits can turn a string of annoying calls into a strong claim.
No perfect records? That is okay. Phone carriers keep call detail records, and we can request them. Even a few screenshots or saved voicemails can be enough to start.
Why choose us
Why Levi & Korsinsky
When your phone will not stop, you need lawyers who take consumer rights seriously and put you first. We handle every step, build your case, and fight for your result.
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Focused on consumer protection and class actions, with deep experience holding companies accountable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unwanted calls can feel relentless. Here are the questions people ask most. If you still need guidance, our consumer attorneys are here to help.
Check Your EligibilityA TCPA case arises when a company calls or texts your phone using automated technology, a recorded voice, or telemarketing without the consent the law requires, or keeps contacting you after you asked them to stop. Federal law lets you sue and recover money for each violation.
If you have been getting robocalls, recorded messages, or marketing texts you did not sign up for, or calls that continued after you said stop, you may qualify. Submit a quick, confidential intake and we will review your situation and follow up, usually within one business day.
The law sets damages of $500 for each negligent violation and up to $1,500 for each willful violation. Actual outcomes vary based on the number of calls or texts, the facts of your case, and applicable law. We will give you a straight answer about what your situation looks like.
A robocall is any call placed with an autodialer or that plays an artificial or prerecorded voice. The telltale signs are a recorded message, a "press 1 to continue" prompt, or a pause and click before a live person comes on. These calls to your cell phone generally require your prior written consent.
Possibly. Giving your number for one purpose does not always mean you agreed to marketing calls or texts, and you can revoke consent at any time. If you told them to stop and they kept going, every later call or text can be a violation.
You owe us nothing unless we recover for you. Our fees and case costs come out of any recovery, never out of your pocket. If there is no recovery, you pay nothing.
Just the basics to start: the numbers calling or texting you, roughly how often, and any screenshots, voicemails, or notes you have saved. If you do not have everything, that is fine. We can help gather records, including from the phone carriers.
We use secure, encrypted channels for anything you share and strict confidentiality protocols. Your details are used only to evaluate and support your claim, and are never sold or shared for any other purpose.
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