Consumers Sue Accredited Debt Relief to Stop Allegedly Unsolicited Text Messages

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Two plaintiffs, through a proposed class action, aim for a Florida federal court’s assistance to end defendant Accredited Debt Relief, LLC’s alleged practice of sending unsolicited text messages to consumers’ cell phones without prior express written consent. The case alleges the defendant, as part of a wide-scale telemarketing effort to advertise its debt relief services, repeatedly sent unwanted texts to consumers in violation of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).  Both plaintiffs claim they received the automatically generated texts from the defendant despite their numbers being listed in the National Do-Not-Call Registry since at least 2007.