MoJ claim reforms will spark ‘nuisance call epidemic’
The Ministry of Justice’s changes to personal injury compensation payments for victims of UK road accidents will mean nuisance calls…
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Exposed: the overseas firms peddling the TPS database
The Telephone Preference Service has been plunged into fresh controversy with a new Decision Marketing investigation revealing that the file…
Shambolic policing of TPS blamed for rogue call carnage
A Decision Marketing investigation has finally exposed why millions of consumers who sign up for the Telephone Preference Service continue…
Data watchdog bears its teeth to list broking sector
The Information Commissioner’s Office has warned companies supplying dodgy marketing data that they are firmly in its sites after naming…
Dearth of prosecutions puts Corporate TPS in dock
Fresh questions are being raised about the effectiveness of the Corporate Telephone Preference Service (CTPS) following claims that there has…
Telemarketing chief denies mis-selling in £9m retrial
A company director who is on trial for his part in an alleged £9m marketing fraud, has told a court…
Illegal data being sold on industrial scale for just 4p
An undercover investigation has claimed that legitimate list brokers are selling illegally gathered sensitive personal and financial information on an…
BT flags up nuisance call pandemic to launch service
BT has pulled out all the stops for the official launch of its BT Call Protect service, designed to stop…
Law Society fights to ban personal injury cold calls
The Law Society is backing a campaign urging the Government to extend the ban on pensions cold calls to cover…
Firms face ruin as Ofcom rejects zero tolerance fears
Ofcom has sent shockwaves through the telemarketing industry by pressing ahead with its zero tolerance approach to both silent and…