TCPA Claim Generator

This is required. Being on the National Do Not Call Registry gives you legal standing to sue telemarketers. It's free and takes 2 minutes.

Once registered, companies have 31 days to stop calling you. After that, every call is a violation.

Your evidence makes or breaks the case. Here's exactly what you need:

Required Evidence:

• Screenshot of call log — showing the number, date, and time
• Screenshot of texts — the full conversation including their number
• Voicemails — save/download these immediately, don't let them expire
• Phone bill statement — shows the call happened on your line

Best Evidence (Stronger Case):

• Call recordings — USE A CALL RECORDER APP. Record every spam call. Check if your state is one-party consent (most are).
• Company name from recording — Let the robocall play, they usually say who they are
• Callback number — If they give one, write it down
• Agent name — If you talk to a person, ask their name

Recording Apps:

• iPhone: Rev Call Recorder (free), TapeACall ($4/mo)
• Android: Cube ACR (free), Call Recorder by Appliqato

One-party consent states (you can record without telling them): most states including FL, TX, NY, GA, OH, AZ, and 32 others. Two-party states (must inform): CA, WA, MA, IL, PA, and a few others.

The Script (What to Say):

Don't: Get angry, threaten to sue, or mention TCPA. Just be a friendly potential customer gathering info. They'll tell you everything.

Once you have the company name, find their registered agent — that's who you serve legal documents to. Every state has a Secretary of State website for business lookups.

Select your state or the state where the company is registered:

Enter your email to create an account, then sync your call history. We'll automatically flag known TCPA violators and calculate your potential claims.