Telephone Start: Why This Increase in SignalConso Reports Since Its Ban?
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Since August 11th, telephone stalling is prohibited if the consumer has not explicitly given his or her prior consent. This does not prevent the SignalConso site from seeing reports increase.
For the past month, companies have had to make sure that consumers have given their consent before contacting them by telephone. However, in the opinion of our readers, this new rule is far from being always respected.
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For the past month, companies have had to make sure that consumers have given their consent before contacting them by telephone. However, in the opinion of our readers, this new rule is far from being always respected.
The crackdown on fraud revealed on Friday 11 September that 26,000 more reports had been recorded since the law came into force a month earlier. These figures are in sharp increase compared to requests registered since the beginning of the year 2026. However, this first assessment does not reflect a real increase in these unwanted calls. - Telephone start: why this increase in reports on SignalConso since its ban? (Conso and trends).
Since the beginning of August, unconscionable telephone stalling has been banned in France. However, the official Signal Conso platform has received a large number of alerts.
Unaccepted stalling has been prohibited since 11 August, but despite this ban, the number of alerts has increased in recent weeks.
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