Gager v. Dell Financial Services, LLC

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• holding that, under the TCPA, a consumer who previously had dealings with a company was entitled to revoke her prior express consent at will
• holding that, under the TCPA, there is no temporal limitation on a consumer’s right to revoke her prior consent to be contacted via an ATDS on her cell phone
• holding that the TCPA allows consumers to revoke prior express consent
• relying on the TCPA’s status as a “remedial statute” to confirm an interpretation of the statutory text
• “The TCPA is a remedial statute that was passed to protect consumers . . .”
• \The fact that Gager entered into a contractual relationship with Dell did not exempt Dell from the TCPA's requirements.... Gager retained the right to revoke her prior express consent.\

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