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Newsom v. Pivotal Payments, Inc.
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March 30, 2017
Payment Co.'s Illegal Recording, TCPA Row Ends In Deal
A San Diego resident who accused payment processing company Pivotal Payments Inc. of making repeated unwanted phone calls and recording those calls without warning has dropped her Telephone Consumer Protection Act claims in light of a settlement, according to a California federal court filing on Wednesday.
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March 07, 2017
Payment Processor Faces TCPA Suit Over Illegal Calls
Payment-processing company Pivotal Payments Inc. was hit Monday in California federal court with an amended Telephone Consumer Protection Act suit alleging it made repeated unwanted calls to a woman who claims she did not know the calls were recorded.