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A federal court entered an order against three Los Angeles area telemarketing companies and two executives, the Department of Justice announced today. That order, entered by Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald in the Central District of California, permanently bans the companies and one executive from future telemarketing activity and restricts the telemarketing activities of another executive. The order also imposes a civil monetary penalty.
Source: Justice News - Cyber-crime
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