TCPA · 47 U.S.C. § 227(b) CONSENT & COMPLIANCE FILED 2026 Consent Law Update Oral Consent Now Satisfies the TCPA. Proving It Is Still on You. A federal court just loosened what consent has to look like. It did not loosen who has to prove it. That distinction decides your next TCPA case. Bradford v. […]
Consent & Compliance The California DROP Act: You Won’t Need Your Records Until You Suddenly Do The Delete Act and its DROP platform turn data deletion into a hard deadline. Here is what the DROP Act means for anyone who collects, buys, or sells leads, and why the businesses that saved their proof will sleep […]
SOLAR LEAD COMPLIANCE · MAY 2026 Solar Leads Just Got Riskier. Every Lead Now Needs Lead Insurance. The 25D tax credit is gone, state attorneys general are filing, and solar lead fraud is running at 25 to 35 percent. Here is why every solar lead needs a court-ready evidence record in 2026. SolarTCPA8 min readMay […]
TCPA Compliance TCPA After the 11th Circuit: What Still Counts as Proof of Consent on a Lead Form in 2026 One-to-one consent is gone. The evidentiary burden on lead buyers and sellers remains in full force. Here is what a defensible TCPA record actually looks like today. TCPALead Generation9 min read TL;DR The FCC’s one-to-one […]
For many companies, buying leads is one of the fastest ways to scale customer acquisition. Instead of waiting months for organic traffic or building complex in-house marketing funnels, businesses can simply purchase leads from vendors who claim to deliver consumers that are ready to buy. On the surface this seems straightforward. A lead represents a […]
California continues to raise the bar for consumer data protection, and SB 37 is another step in that direction. For online advertisers—especially those operating in lead generation, performance marketing, and data-driven acquisition—this creates a familiar challenge: How do you prove that consumer data was collected, shared, and used appropriately if a claim is ever made? […]
