California Residents May Receive Thousands of Dollars as Compensation for Invasion of Their Privacy.

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Consumer protection attorneys at the Swigart Law Group, APC are assisting consumers who may have had their telephone calls illegally monitored.

In the course of our investigation of numerous companies, we learned that they allegedly record the majority of their telephone calls with consumers often without proper disclosure.

Consumers are entitled to statutory damages of $5,000 for each call recorded in Violation of California Penal Code Section 632.7.

The California Penal Code mandates that when a call is placed to consumers, at the inception of the call, the consumer must be advised that the call is being recorded. If any company has called you and failed to disclose at all that the call is being recorded or failed to give you such disclosure at the very beginning of the conversation, you are likely entitled to $5,000 per call in damages for the invasion of your privacy.

Quick version: If you received phone calls from any company, that you believe has recorded it without a proper disclosure, you may be entitled to receive cash compensation. Applying for a claim evaluation is quick, free and 100% confidential.

Some of the companies that we believe may be employing such allegedly illegal practices are:

GoDaddy and other hosting companies;
Amazon business support;
Banks and lending institutions;
Debt collection companies;
Background check companies.

Some People Are Worried That Having an Attorney Represent Them Will Require Out-Of-Pocket Expenses.

Sadly, some consumers will not take this opportunity because they are concerned about incurring out-of-pocket expenses when they apply for a consultation. This is not only wrong, but it’s in fact, quite the opposite!

Applying for a claim evaluation free, confidential, and there is absolutely no cost.

Important: your statute of limitations starts running from the day you read this notice.