A short YouTube explainer (by Daniel Rosen) describing consumer rights under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The speaker explains that if you text "STOP" to opt out of marketing texts but continue to receive messages, you may be able to sue for statutory damages — up to $1,500 per message received after you opted out.
Up to $1,500 per message.
Another law that people didn't know that they could sue for is the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. So these spam texts that you get, not necessarily spam, but it could also just be marketing. Could be like Pizza Hut sending you, hey, here's our super bowl deal. Three pizzas for five bucks. And you text stop to opt out. Could be anywhere. You text stop to opt out, but they keep sending you these messages, and you seem like there's just no way to opt out of this. You keep texting stop, but these messages keep coming through. You can sue for up to 1500 dollars per message you received after you text to stop to opt out. A lot of people don't know that.
