No-Call List Includes Cell Phones Now
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon signed a bill that expanded the No-Call Law to cover personal cell phones.
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Attorney General Chris Koster said Thursday that Missouri’s No Call Law has been expanded to cover personal cell phones in addition to residential land lines, according to a press release.
Missourians may now register their cell phone numbers on his website at ago.mo.gov or by phone at 1-866-662-2551.
More than 61,000 have registered their numbers so far.
Koster is quoted in the press release:
“Wherever I go in this state, I’m asked one question more than any other … ‘When can I put my cell phone on the no call list?’ The answer is, today,” Koster said, as Governor Nixon signed House Bill 1549 into law.
Read the complete press release from Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster.
Marty Brennan
8:13 am on Saturday, June 16, 2012
Don't expect immediate results when you put your cell number on the list.
From the AG's press release: The no call registry is updated quarterly. Those who add their mobile numbers to the list by July 31 will be covered starting October 1. Anyone signing up after July 31 but before November 1 will be covered January 1.
Steven L Vanden Hoek
11:05 am on Saturday, June 16, 2012
Wonderful. No more 3am blasts to my phone.