The Federal Communications Commission commissioners voted unanimously to adopt changes to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991. Those changes call for:
*A single nationwide do-not-call list.
*Restricting marketers from calling customers that haven’t made a purchase within 18 months, or an inquiry within three months.
*Setting rules for callers to identify themselves and blocking information sent to caller ID.
During an open meeting Thursday morning, representatives from the Commission’s consumer and governmental affairs bureau recommended the FCC and FTC jointly create a central do-not-call registry that would supplement
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