Automatic Dialing and Recorded Message Player

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Automatic Dialing and Recorded Message Player

In marketing, a program that calls a preset list of phone numbers and leaves a recorded message. Often (though not always), the message is recorded by a celebrity endorser of the product being marketed. Since the mid-2000s, it has become a fairly common feature of political campaigns.

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("ADRMPs") and the permitted hours of making calls.

An economic approach to the regulation of direct marketing

A twist on automatic dialing recording message players (ADRMPs) takes advantage of nearly universal use of answering machines.

An Answer for Answering Machines

Autodialer recorded-message players (ADRMPs) vastly increase the efficiency of telephone solicitation because they enable computers to dial consecutive phone numbers and transmit a preprogrammed sales message.

The First Amendment status of commercial speech: why the FCC regulations implementing the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 are unconstitutional