From constant robocalls to a possible payout

Step 1: Tell us about the calls

Use our free eligibility form to share a few details: how long you've had the number, how often the calls come in, what type of calls they are (prerecorded voice messages, auto-dialed calls, debt collectors, or marketers), and the name they keep asking for. This takes about a minute.

Step 2: We review whether your calls qualify

Our team, working with partnering TCPA attorneys, reviews the details. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) restricts prerecorded and auto-dialed calls placed without the recipient's consent. Because a recycled number was reassigned to you, you never gave that consent — which is exactly what can make the calls actionable.

Step 3: Pursue what you may be owed

If your situation looks eligible, we connect you with representation to pursue compensation. TCPA statutory damages run $500 to $1,500 per violating call or text. Cases are typically handled on a contingency basis — no upfront cost, and you generally pay nothing unless there's a recovery.

What you can do right now

• Keep a log of every call: date, time, the caller ID, and the name requested.
• Save voicemails and screenshots — especially prerecorded messages.
• Don't confirm you are the previous owner or provide their information.
• Note each time you've asked to be removed and the calls continued.

Good documentation makes a stronger claim. The sooner you start, the more complete your record will be.