Royal Seas Hit with Lawsuit for Alleged TCPA Violations

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Royal Seas Cruises, Inc. is on the receiving end of a proposed class action filed in California federal court that alleges violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The plaintiff claims he received a call from the travel company without his prior consent and was offered a free cruise. He realized the “person” on the other line was a pre-recorded voice and terminated the call, according to the complaint. The plaintiff argues that the defendant had no prior business relationship with him and that the prerecorded calls were made in violation of the TCPA. The suit seeks to cover the following proposed class:

“All persons within the United States who had or have a number assigned to a cellular telephone service, who received at least one telephone call using an ATDS and/or an artificial or prerecorded voice from Royal Seas Cruises, Inc., or their agents calling on behalf of Royal Seas Cruises, Inc., between the date of filing this action and the four years preceding, where such calls were placed for the purpose of marketing, to non-customers of Royal Seas Cruises, Inc., at the time of the calls.”