⚠ Penalty Exposure — Kentucky
Per Violation
$500
Willful
$10,000
AG Max/Violation
$10,000
10,000 Calls
$5,000,000
= exposure
Overview
Kentucky restricts telemarketing under KRS § 367.46951 with stricter calling hours (10am-9pm vs federal 8am-9pm). The state maintains its own DNC list. Violations carry $500 per call penalties with private right of action. AG enforcement under Consumer Protection Act available with up to $10,000 penalties.
Consent Requirements by Channel
| Channel | Consent Required | One-to-One |
|---|---|---|
| Fax | Written Consent Required | — |
| Voice Call | Prior Express | — |
| SMS | Written Consent Required | Required |
| MMS | Written Consent Required | Required |
| AI Voice | Written Consent Required | Required |
| Prerecorded | Written Consent Required | Required |
| Ringless VM | Written Consent Required | Required |
Recent Enforcement Actions
Bluegrass Home Services Inc.
$165,000May 2024 · home services
KY AG settled with home services robocaller for DNC violations.
Louisville Insurance Marketing Corp.
$1,250,000Dec 2023 · insurance
Class action settlement for prerecorded insurance marketing calls.
Key Rules
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