N.Y. PBS Law § 92-D
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Telephone solicitations
Official statutory text
§ 92-d. Telephone solicitations. Each local exchange telephone company\nshall inform its customers of the provisions of section ninety-two-i of\nthis article, sections three hundred ninety-nine-p, three hundred\nninety-nine-z and three hundred ninety-nine-pp of the general business\nlaw, and article ten-B of the personal property law, as such provisions\nrelate to the rights of consumers with respect to cramming,\ntelemarketers, sellers, the no telemarketing sales call statewide\nregistry and automatic dialing-announcing devices, by means of:\n 1. Inserting a notice annually in the customers' billing statements;\nand\n 2. Publishing a notice in local telephone directories.\n
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