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Sprint fined $7.5 million for violating your ‘Do Not Call’ requests

20
May
2014

Sprints bank account is going to be a bit lighter thanks to the FCCs recent announcement that the telco has failed to comply with customer do-not-call requests. The Now Network has to pay a $7.5 million fine (the …

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