The Federal Communications Commission said yesterday that it will seek a $770,000 fine for a Phoenix mortgage firm on allegations that the company violated the national no-call list.
Dynasty Mortgage LLC is accused of committing 70 violations of the no-call list and misinforming consumers by telling them the company was exempt from the FCC’s rules, the agency said. The FCC seeks $11,000 per violation.
However, Dynasty president Curtis White said his company would fight the allegations. Dynasty had hired four staffers to work on compliance issues and installed new dialing technology to ensure compliance, he said.
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