Senate Bill 2666 the Foreign Robocall Elimination Act

Senate Targets Foreign Robocalls: Analysis of the Foreign Robocall Elimination Act (SB 2666)

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

October 21, 2025

For the modern ecommerce brand, the telephone is not an obsolete relic but a critical channel for customer engagement, logistical coordination, and essential support services. From automated text messages confirming a shipment to a live agent call resolving a complex order issue, voice and SMS communications form a vital artery connecting businesses with their customers. The integrity of this channel is paramount. Yet, this artery is under constant assault from a persistent and damaging threat: a deluge of illegal, foreign-originated robocalls systematically eroding consumer trust in the very act of answering the phone.…

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Massachusetts HB 363 Mini-TCPA Threatens Legitimate E-commerce

Mini-TCPA Action Alert: Massachusetts HB 363 Threatens Legitimate Ecommerce

David Carter

October 2, 2025

On October 1st, I had the opportunity to provide testimony before the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure regarding HB 363, "An Act clarifying telephone solicitation". This bill, presented by Representative Michael J. Finn, proposes further regulation of telephone solicitation, including a prohibition on all robocalls to “any hands-free mobile telephones, mobile electronic devices and mobile telephones” subject to an exception for “informational calls,” which is awkwardly (and misleadingly) defined to include calls and texts sent in the context of a pre-existing business relationship.…

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Pennsylvania Senate Bill 992 and Its Potential Impact on Ecommerce Telemarketing

Pennsylvania Senate Bill 992 and Its Potential Impact on Ecommerce Telemarketing

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 12, 2025

The EIA is closely monitoring Pennsylvania Senate Bill 992, a bipartisan bill introduced on September 5th, which recently passed the Senate Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure committee with a 14-0 vote and is currently pending action on the Senate Floor. SB 992 aims to update and expand the law to further define registration requirements, unlawful acts, and prohibitions related to telemarketing screening products. Notably, it expands the existing law to address ringless voicemail and text messages sent to residential, business, or wireless telephone subscribers within Pennsylvania.  …

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Federal Communications Commission Removes Over 1200 More Non-Compliant Voice Providers from US Networks

FCC Removes Over 1,200 More Non-Compliant Voice Providers from U.S. Networks

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 11, 2025

The EIA recognizes the FCC’s recent action to remove over 1,200 additional non-compliant voice service providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database. This enforcement, effective August 25, 2025, directly disconnects these providers from U.S. phone networks until they comply with FCC regulations. This latest action builds upon the FCC's prior removal of 185 providers earlier in August. …

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Operation Robocall Roundup" Targets Illegal Robocalls

“Operation Robocall Roundup” Targets Illegal Robocalls

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 18, 2025

The persistent issue of illegal robocalls continues to impact consumers and businesses across the United States. In a further effort to address this pervasive problem, a multi-state initiative dubbed "Operation Robocall Roundup" has been launched by the Anti-Robocall Litigation Task Force, directly targeting voice service providers that fail to comply with federal regulations and enable unwanted call traffic.…

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Senate Bill 2666 the Foreign Robocall Elimination Act

New Senate Bill Aims to Tackle Foreign Robocalls, Including Input from Ecommerce Businesses

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 13, 2025

The EIA is closely tracking Senate Bill 2666, the "Foreign Robocall Elimination Act," introduced in the Senate on August 1st by Senator Ted Budd and Senator Peter Welch. This bipartisan bill has been read twice and referred to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Its primary aim is to combat unlawful robocalls, particularly those originating from outside the United States. The proposed legislation directs the FCC, in consultation with the FTC and the Attorney General, to establish a task force focused on unlawful robocalls.…

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