Telemarketer Restriction Act
OK Do-Not-Call Act
Marketing · Communications
Creates Oklahoma's state do-not-call registry maintained by the Attorney General and bars telemarketers from calling or texting registered consumers more than 30 days after their numbers appear on the list. Calls to consumers with an established business relationship (within 24 months) are exempt.
- Where
- Oklahoma
- Citation
- 15 O.S. §§ 775B.1-775B.7
- Status
- In force
- In force since
- 2002-07-01
- Last amended
- 2011-07-01
- Enforced by
- Oklahoma Attorney General (Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act actions or administrative fines)
- People can sue
- No
- Penalties
- Willful violations are unlawful practices under the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act; alternatively, the Attorney General may assess administrative fines on an escalating schedule set by rule.
- Applies to
- Telemarketers making commercial telemarketing sales calls or text messages to consumers located in Oklahoma, and persons who control or supervise them
- Excludes charitable, religious, political, and 501(c)(3) solicitations and calls to arrange face-to-face meetings
Rights it gives people
- Consumers may add or remove their numbers via a toll-free number or other Attorney General method; the registry is confidential and exempt from the Open Records Act.15 O.S. § 775B.4
Practices it requires
- Do not make or cause unsolicited telemarketing sales calls or text messages to a consumer more than 30 days after the consumer's number first appears on the state registry.15 O.S. § 775B.6(A) · Only if: Exempt where an established business relationship exists
Registration
- Obtain the registry from the Attorney General (updated at least quarterly) on terms and fees set by rule.15 O.S. § 775B.4
Sources
- Official text
- Oklahoma Statutes Title 15 (complete title PDF, Oklahoma Legislature, compiled Dec. 2025), §§ 775B.1-775B.7
Checked against these sources on 2026-09-25 by research agent (Claude), primary sources.
Research reference, not legal advice.