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November 27, 2012

Settlement Reached with Company Violating Missouri’s No-call Law

Innovative Wealth Builders, Inc., a Florida business, to pay $36,000 in penalties and to abide by Missouri telemarketing laws.

Jefferson City, MO - infoZine - Attorney General Chris Koster said that he has reached a settlement with Innovative Wealth Builders, Inc., requiring the Florida business to pay $36,000 in penalties and to abide by Missouri telemarketing laws.

Koster filed a lawsuit against the business last March, alleging that Innovative Wealth Builders made solicitation calls to Missourians who had previously placed their names on the state's no-call list. Koster said the solicitation calls claimed the company could lower consumers’ credit card interest rates or offer credit counseling services.

“The Attorney General’s Office will continue to pursue companies that violate our telemarketing and phone solicitation laws,” Koster said. “Missourians subscribe to our no-call list to avoid being harassed by telemarketers, and this office will aggressively enforce the law.”

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