ndnc registry stands for National Do Not Call Registry.
It is a registry maintained by the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that lists telephone numbers that have opted out of receiving unsolicited telemarketing calls.
Purpose:
- To protect consumers from unwanted telemarketing calls.
- To provide a way for consumers to opt out of unsolicited telemarketing calls.
- To enforce laws against unsolicited telemarketing.
Key Features:
- Opt-out: Individuals can register their phone numbers to the registry to opt out of unsolicited telemarketing calls.
- Enforcement: The FCC fines companies that violate the registry regulations.
- Exclusions: Certain numbers, such as government agency lines and registered charities, are exempt from the registry.
- Verification: Phone numbers can be verified to ensure that they are valid and have opted out.
- Registry Lookup: Consumers can search the registry to see if their phone number is listed.
How to Register:
- Visit the official NDNC Registry website:
- Click on “Register Your Number” and follow the instructions.
- Provide your full name, address, and phone number.
- Submit your registration.
How to Check if Your Number is Listed:
- Visit the official NDNC Registry website:
- Click on “Search the Registry”.
- Enter your phone number and click on “Search”.
- If your number is listed, it will display your name and address.
Additional Resources:
Note:
- The NDNC Registry is not a guarantee to stop all unsolicited telemarketing calls.
- Some companies may still target numbers on the registry, but they are required to have a valid reason for doing so.
- If you receive unsolicited telemarketing calls despite your number being registered on the NDNC Registry, you should report it to the FCC.
Updated on September 21, 2023
