Federal Trade Commission sues companies for allegedly delivering millions of robocalls

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The alleged robocalls included Voice Over Internet Protocol and ringless voicemail calls advertising debt relief services that authorities contend were misrepresented.

SIP termination is a process by which a phone call is sent from one provider to another. Netlatitude is accused of using the SIP termination service they purchased to operate their own ringless voicemail services sold to the telemarketers, according to an FTC announcement. Also, Atlas Marketing Partners, Atlas Investment Ventures, Tek Ventures, co-owners of those three companies Eric Petersen and Todd DiRoberto, the Kasm company and its owner Kenan Azzeh are each accused of misrepresenting the nature and outcomes of their debt relief services.

 

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