Key Takeaways

  • State Do Not Call list: Yes.
  • Private right of action: Yes.
  • Penalties: Up to $25,000 per violation under the Minnesota consumer protection statutes..
  • Enforcement: Minnesota Attorney General's Office.
Yes State DNC list
Yes Private right of action
Up to $25,000 per violation under the Minnesota consumer protection statutes. State penalties

Minnesota Telemarketing Laws

  • State Do Not Call listAvailable
  • RegisterState DNC registration
  • State TCPA equivalentMinnesota Telephone Solicitation Act (Minn. Stat. § 325E.27)
  • PenaltiesUp to $25,000 per violation under the Minnesota consumer protection statutes.
  • Private right of actionYes — you can sue
  • Statutory damages$500–$1,500 under TCPA. Minnesota allows actual damages, injunctive relief, and attorney fees.
  • Enforcement agencyMinnesota Attorney General's Office

Enforcement

Minnesota AG has actively enforced telemarketing laws and participated in national enforcement initiatives.

How to Stop Robocalls in Minnesota

  • Register on both the National and Minnesota Do Not Call lists.
  • Minnesota's Do Not Call list requires annual renewal.
  • Use call-blocking technology.
  • Report violations to the Minnesota AG and the FTC.

Federal Protections

In addition to Minnesota law, you are protected by the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), which provides $500-$1,500 per illegal robocall, and the National Do Not Call Registry at donotcall.gov.

Related Resources

Minnesota Attorney General's Office

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does Minnesota have its own Do Not Call list?

    Yes. Minnesota maintains a state Do Not Call list through the AG's office.

  • How often must I renew my Minnesota registration?

    Minnesota's Do Not Call registration must be renewed annually.

  • What are the penalties in Minnesota?

    Violations can result in penalties up to $25,000 per violation, which is among the highest in the nation.

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