Free DNC Scrub

The no-cost compliance solution for scrubbing your phone lists against Federal and State-Level Do Not Call Lists. Litigator Scrub also available.What is the process for scrubbing my list with freeDNCscrub.com?
The process is simple and efficient:
1. Copy our template: Start by copying our specially formatted template to ensure your list is in the correct format and add your names and phone numbers (placeholder names are fine). Update share settings to "Anyone with the link" or the file cannot be processed.
2. Processing time: Once your list is prepared, sent us the URL. Please allow 8-24 hours for us to scrub your list thoroughly.
3. Receive your data: We will confirm you're a person via SMS and we will append the DNC status information in your Google Doc at no cost via email you respond.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is your DNC scrubbing service free?
We believe that access to DNC list scrubbing is a fundamental need for businesses to comply with regulations and maintain trust with customers. We offer this service at no cost to ensure all businesses, regardless of size, can communicate responsibly.Should I use only your service for DNC scrubbing?
While we are confident in the quality of our service, we encourage you to use all the resources at your disposal. It's beneficial to be thorough with compliance, and using multiple services can help ensure that.Is your service considered legal advice?
No, our service is not a substitute for legal advice. We provide a tool to assist with DNC compliance, but we recommend consulting with a legal professional for comprehensive guidance.Does your service come with a warranty?
Our free DNC scrubbing service is provided without a warranty. We strive for accuracy and timeliness, but we recommend reviewing your lists regularly to ensure compliance.Why do you provide a free DNC scrubbing service?
We offer free DNC scrubbing because we understand that businesses who need to scrub their calling lists often require additional data services. We provide high-quality property and people data services at a very low cost, which complements our free DNC scrubbing tool.What are the penalties for calling numbers on the Do Not Call List?
Penalties can include fines from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of up to $43,792 per violation. Frequent violations can lead to larger fines and legal action, including lawsuits from consumers.How often should I scrub my calling lists?
The FTC requires telemarketers to scrub their lists against the National Do Not Call Registry every 31 days. Failure to do so can result in the penalties mentioned above.Does scrubbing lists guarantee compliance with telemarketing laws?
While scrubbing lists is a significant step towards compliance, you must also follow other telemarketing rules, such as calling within allowed times and promptly honoring opt-out requests.Are there any exceptions to the rules for calling numbers on the Do Not Call List?
Yes, calls from charities, political groups, debt collectors, informational calls, and calls seeking consent are generally exempt, as are calls made to consumers with whom there is an existing business relationship.Can I be sued for not scrubbing my telemarketing lists?
Yes, consumers have the right to sue telemarketers who call them in violation of the Do Not Call Registry rules, potentially resulting in substantial fines and settlements.Does a Do Not Call policy apply to text messages?
Yes, the rules also cover unsolicited text messages. Consumers who do not wish to receive telemarketing texts can add their number to the Do Not Call Registry.What are some best practices for maintaining compliant telemarketing lists?
Best practices include regularly scrubbing your lists, keeping records of consent when necessary, training staff on compliance, and using automated systems to assist with adherence to regulations.What if a customer wants to be removed from my calling list?
If a customer requests to be removed from your list, you must honor this request promptly and make sure not to call that number again for at least five years or until the customer gives permission.The BasicsWhat is a Do Not Call List?
A Do Not Call List is a registry that allows consumers to opt out of receiving unsolicited commercial calls from telemarketers. It's designed to protect consumer privacy and reduce unwanted telemarketing calls.How do I sign up for the Do Not Call List?
As a consumer, you can sign up for the National Do Not Call Registry by visiting donotcall.gov or by calling the toll-free number provided on the website. Registration is free. As a business, you can sign up to view the do not call list from 3rd party services or the FTC directly.What is the difference between state and federal Do Not Call lists?
Federal Do Not Call lists are managed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and cover the entire United States. Some states also have their own Do Not Call lists, which may have additional restrictions and protections beyond the federal registry. It's often beneficial to register with both to maximize protection against unsolicited calls.What should a consumer do if I receive an unsolicited call after registering?
If you receive a call more than 31 days after registering, you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at donotcall.gov or by calling the toll-free number provided on the website.How does the Do Not Call List work during a national emergency?
During a national emergency, the rules for unsolicited calls may be temporarily adjusted to allow for important public service announcements and emergency notifications. However, the basic protections against commercial telemarketing calls remain in effect.Can businesses register their numbers on the Do Not Call List?
No, the Do Not Call Registry is intended for individual consumers. Businesses cannot register their numbers on the list..Why should I scrub my telemarketing lists?
Scrubbing your telemarketing lists is crucial to comply with legal regulations and to avoid contacting individuals who have indicated their preference not to receive such calls. It helps maintain consumer trust and protects your business from potential legal action.