A class action lawsuit related to robocalls is moving forward. The lawsuit is being led by a woman who received over 150 automated voicemails.
The lawsuit is a result of the large number of unwanted calls the woman received. Further details about the case are available from the source.
The woman's experience with automated calls led her to take action, resulting in the class action lawsuit being allowed to proceed.
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