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Updated over 18 years ago, 04/07/2006

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Jason Barnett
  • Dayton, OH
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Do we need to worry about national "Do Not Call" r

Jason Barnett
  • Dayton, OH
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Let's say that I find out about a house in foreclosure and I am able to get the phone number for the owner. Would it be A Bad Idea for me to actually call them to make first contact? I've noticed in foreclosure letters that they ask the owner to call the investor at XXX-XXXX. Do investors have to worry about these telemarketing laws / the National Do Not Call registry?

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