Do-Not-Call List Registry Check 2.0

Publisher review:
Search for telephone numbers on Federal, State, and Company Do-Not-Call Lists quickly and easily. Features include a quick search and a Scrub feature, which can either remove Do-Not-Call contacts from spreadsheets or group Do-Not-Call entries separately from Callable entries. Do-Not-Call violations can be very costly. Currently, the FTC's largest fine is $11,000 per violation. Use of Do-Not-Call software like Do-Not-Call List Registry Check 2.0 can play a major role in helping you ensure that your organization remains DNC compliant. This product is perfect for any company that solicits by phone, including the following types of businesses: Real Estate, Mortgage and Loan, Auto Dealerships, and Insurance.
Operating system:
WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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