The office of the attorney general announced just around 11:30 a.m. on Saturday that Coleman joined a coalition of 51 other bipartisan attorneys general known as the Anti-Robocall Multistate Litigation Task Force.
The group issued warning notices to “multiple voice service providers” saying they could be violating state and federal laws by routing robocalls across their networks, according to Coleman’s office.
The task force also shared information about the providers they warned to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), officials said.
The task force reportedly sent warning letters to nine companies detailing how investigators found them to be allegedly conducting illegal or suspicious robocall activity, per a news release.
The letters were sent to the following companies:
The federal robocall investigation remains ongoing with the participation of the Kentucky attorney general’s office.
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