Did You Receive a Voicemail Advertising a Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid?

Did you receive a voicemail advertising a Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid? If so, you may have a legal claim.

Florida car dealerships may be sending voicemail messages to people in an attempt to attract customers.

These voicemail advertisements may violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, a law designed to help protect people from invasive spam messages.

One voicemail message that may have been sent to potential customers is the following:

On behalf of Chrysler brand headquarters with some exciting information about the new Chrysler PacificaHybrid during Chrysler’s summer clearance event. Alternative fuel vehicle owners are eligible to receive an additional $1000 bonus cash above and beyond all current manufacturer and dealer incentives. This $1000 bonus cash is applicable to the lease or purchase of the new 2018 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. This incentive is available for a limited time so please do not delay. Visit your closest Chrysler dealership and take advantage of your additional $1000 bonus cash.

If you received this message, you may have a legal claim. In addition, other messages may have also been sent to customers, advertising vehicles, deals, and other services offered by a car dealership. If you received a message like this from a Florida car dealership, you may also have a legal claim.

Spam messages advertising products and services can be a frequent nuisance. They aren’t just annoying — in fact, they can also be illegal in many instances.

The TCPA prohibits businesses from sending text messages, phone calls, voicemail messages, and faxes to potential customers without their consent. The messages that are prohibited advertise goods and services.

In an attempt to further reduce the number of spam messages that people receive on a daily basis, the TCPA prohibits businesses from contacting individuals using an automatic dialing system, that can contact many people at once.

Businesses are prohibited from calling people who did not give their explicit consent to be contacted or who have their phone number registered on a Do Not Call registry.

The TCPA also prohibits the use of prerecorded messages when contacting potential customers via phone call, text message, or fax.

You may be eligible to join a Florida car dealership TPCA lawsuit investigation if received a message from a Florida car dealership and you meet the following requirements:

• You did NOT provide express permission in writing to the car dealership to receive the calls or messages.
• You did NOT purchase a vehicle from the dealership that is contacting you.
• You live in Florida.

TCPA restrictions are aimed at protecting individuals’ privacy even as technological advances make it easier to contact customers for advertising purposes. 

Filing a TCPA violation lawsuit is one way that individuals can stand up to companies that may be violating the law and bothering consumers.

TCPA lawsuits have been filed against businesses in many industries. Now, lawyers are investigating the possibility that Florida car dealerships may be violating the TCPA by leaving voicemails for people without their consent.

Join a Free Car Dealership TCPA Violations Class Action Lawsuit Investigation

You may be eligible to join this lawsuit investigation into car dealership TCPA violations under the following circumstances:

• You did NOT provide express permission in writing to the car dealership to receive the calls or messages.
  You did NOT purchase a vehicle from the dealership that is contacting you.

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