Definition of «telephone dialing system»

A telephone dialing system refers to a technology that enables users to make phone calls by entering numbers on a keypad or rotary dial. The system is designed to recognize and process these digits, converting them into electrical signals that can be transmitted over the phone network. This allows callers to select specific phone numbers from within their local area code, making it easier for people to connect with one another using telephones.

Phrases with «telephone dialing system»

Sentences with «telephone dialing system»

Among other restrictions, the TCPA bars calls to cell phones through automated telephone dialing systems («ATDS») or with prerecorded messages, absent certain exceptions such as an emergency or with prior express consent. (ifrahlaw.com)
We found no other states that have made text message rulings; however, in the 2009 Ninth Circuit case Satterfield v. Simon & Schuster, Inc., the court decided that the Telephone Consumer Protection Act prevents companies from using automatic telephone dialing systems to send advertisements to consumers. (2civility.org)
The submission of this request, I consent to be contacted by phone, email, text message, automated telephone dialing system or artificial or pre-recorded voice messages. (usedcarsgroup.com)
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