A Texas firm has settled charges that it violated Pennsylvania’s do-not-call law. Allied Home Mortgage Capital will pay $24,000 in civil penalties and $1,000 in investigative costs, according to Attorney General Mike Fisher’s office. It has also agreed to comply with the law. The firm called Pennsylvania consumers to offer its mortgage banking and brokering services, according to Fisher’s staff. Complaints
A Texas firm has settled charges that it violated Pennsylvania’s do-not-call law.
Allied Home Mortgage Capital will pay $24,000 in civil penalties and $1,000 in investigative costs, according to Attorney General Mike Fisher’s office. It has also agreed to comply with the law.
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The firm called Pennsylvania consumers to offer its mortgage banking and brokering services, according to Fisher’s staff. Complaints were received from 48 people who had signed up for the state’s do-not-call list.
"Many consumers also complained to my office that these telemarketers failed to promptly identify themselves and the purpose of the call," said Fisher in a statement.
The company also failed to register with the state, according to Fisher’s office.
