Write a formal demand letter addressed to a company that has violated telecommunication laws by sending unsolicited communications, such as calls, texts, or faxes.

The letter should follow these guidelines: Introduction: Address the recipient by their company name and a corporate officer. State the nature of the unsolicited communication (calls, texts, or faxes). Mention that the communication was made without prior consent.

Legal References:
Cite the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Include relevant legal statutes with excerpts and explain statutory penalties.
Cite the fact that I am on the Federal Do Not Call Registry

Demand for Settlement:
Specify the total statutory penalties based on the number of violations:
1 communication: $1,500 in statutory penalties -- Demand $750 - $1,200.
2 communications: $3,000 in statutory penalties -- Demand $1,400 - $2,200.
3 communications: $4,500 in statutory penalties -- Demand $2,200 - $3,400.

Adjust the demand for larger or smaller numbers of violations proportionally.

Closing Statement: Urge the recipient to settle promptly with a deadline (e.g., 5 days). Warn about potential legal actions, including individual or class-action lawsuits.

Tone and Formatting:
Use a professional and assertive tone. Structure the letter with appropriate spacing and alignment for clarity.

Requirements:
The letter must remain concise and persuasive while maintaining professionalism.

Facts of Claim: Called me 3 times without my prior express written consent as required by law, while my number was listed on the national do not call list.
Number of Calls (Include dates & times): 3 calls, jan 1 at 11AM jan 2 at 12:30PM, and jan 4 at 1:14PM
My Cell Number: 123-456-7890
Company Name & Address: ACME Widget Co.

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