North Carolina Do-Not-Call List
State DNC registry requirements for North Carolina
You must scrub against BOTH the federal National DNC Registry AND the North Carolina state DNC list before making calls in this state. Scrubbing only the federal list is not sufficient.
North Carolina Do Not Call Registry (uses federal NDNC)
Covers
North Carolina adopted the federal National DNC Registry rather than maintaining a separate state list. Consumers register once through donotcall.gov and receive protection under both federal and NC law (NC Telephone Solicitations Act, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75-104). If the federal registry ceases operation, the AG may develop a state registry. NC requires telemarketer registration with the Department of Justice at least 10 days before conducting business. Telemarketers must implement written procedures, train personnel, and maintain DNC compliance records. Escalating penalty structure: $500 (first violation), $1,000 (second), $5,000 (third+) within a 2-year period — this is a separate state claim from federal TCPA. Federal penalty: up to $11,000 per violation.
Federal National DNC Registry (Always Required)
You must scrub the federal list regardless of whether North Carolina has its own list. There is no opt-out from federal DNC compliance.
DNC Scrub Checklist
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