Right now, the FCC is considering strict guidelines that would regulate how and when debt collectors are allowed to contact you on your cell phone. The debt collection industry is pressuring the FCC to back down, but they are required to review all public comments submitted through their website. We have a limited window to out-organize the robocallers.
If we don't push back against the predatory lenders and shady companies that rely on invasive robocalls, we'll be stuck screening unknown numbers and malicious texts around the clock.
We only have until June 6 to make our voices heard – submit your comment today!We've included some bullet points for things you could tell the FCC, but it's important to give your thoughts in your own words. If you oppose robocalls to your cell phone without your permission, simply say why. And if you have a personal horror story, please include that.
- Debt collection robocallers must notify us of our right to stop receiving calls
- The number of allowed calls or texts should be limited to no more than three per month, and only to those who directly hold federal debt – not friends and family
- The guidelines should be clear and readily available
Sign and send a message to the FCC demanding no robocalls to cell phones. Comments are due by June 6! 
