AG Cooper Enforces “No Call” Rules

RALEIGH — Four telemarketers that repeatedly violated North Carolina’s Do Not Call Registry have entered into a settlement with the state in which they will pay a total of $66,000. Attorney General Roy Cooper’s office on Tuesday announced court orders and settlements resolving enforcement actions against the companies, including Warrior Custom Golf of Irvine, Calif. In a lawsuit filed in November, the Attorney General’s Office alleged that Warrior called at least 10 North Carolina numbers listed on the Registry and used illegal automatic dialers to call consumers who had asked to be placed on the company's internal no-call list.