Recorded or Automated Messages
Save examples of prerecorded calls and texts, along with dates and sender information.
Unwanted Calls & Texts
The Calls Keep Coming. Start With a Clear Record.
The type of call or text, who sent it, and any permission or stop request can matter. A few questions can help organize a review of unwanted communications.
- Your next step before contact details
- One question at a time
- “Not sure” is always an option
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Let’s Check Your Options
Eight questions to organize your next step. No contact details needed.
General information, not legal advice. This check does not determine eligibility, rule out a claim, calculate a deadline, file a complaint, or create an attorney-client relationship.
Does This Sound Familiar?
These situations may call for a closer look. The facts, documents, and applicable law matter.
Messages After a Stop Request
Keep the exact request, when you made it, and what happened afterward.
A Sender You Do Not Recognize
The displayed number alone may not identify the caller. Preserve the message and any identifying details.
Tell Us What Happened
Answer eight questions without giving your name, email, or phone number.
See Your Next Step
Get a preparation list and any issues that need prompt attention. An uncertain answer does not end the check.
Discuss the Details
An attorney can review the records, deadlines, options, and fees before you decide whether to proceed.
What a Review May Clarify
The appropriate path depends on your circumstances. No outcome is promised.
Whether a Calling Rule Applies
Consent, call technology, purpose, do-not-call protections, and exceptions require a fact-specific review. Not every unwanted call or text violates the law.
What the Records May Support
An attorney can assess possible stopping measures or remedies under the rules that apply to the particular communication. No payment amount is promised.
Questions You May Have
Does asking the caller to stop prove a violation?
No. The communication, consent history, request, timing, and applicable rule all matter. Keep the exact words of your request and later messages.
What should I save?
Keep call logs, existing voicemail, screenshots, sender details, and any consent or opt-out records. Do not provide passwords or account numbers in this check.
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General information, not legal advice. This check does not determine eligibility, rule out a claim, calculate a deadline, file a complaint, or create an attorney-client relationship.