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Jennifer O’Shea, press secretary for Senator Conrad Burns, a Montana But the FTC official in charge of enforcing the law took a much dimmer \n from the Hiawatha Bray reviews the success of the national do-not-call registry and the Can Spam Act. While 74% of the folks who got on the no telemarketing list report a decrease in unsolicited sales calls, 71% say the deluge of … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/spam.gif\")
Hiawatha Bray reviews the success of the national do-not-call registry
\n and the Can Spam Act. While 74% of the folks who got on the no telemarketing
\n list report a decrease in unsolicited sales calls, 71% say the deluge
\n of junk email continues unabated, or has increased.<\/i><\/p>\n\n
\n Republican and a sponsor of the antispam law, said the law will begin
\n to work once the FTC starts suing spammers. "It does take time for
\n cases to be taken up and for people to be prosecuted," O’Shea
\n said.<\/p>\n
\n view. "This law provides some tools that we hope will be helpful," said
\n Howard Beales, director of the FTC’s bureau of consumer protection, "but
\n it’s not going to make a major difference."<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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