Legal Definitions - Indiana

Indiana

Indiana has laws that regulate commercial email, spam, telemarketing, fax anti-solicitation, and unlawful trade practices. These laws are designed to protect consumers from deceptive sales practices and unwanted solicitations.

• Deceptive Consumer Sales: Indiana law prohibits businesses from using deceptive sales practices, such as false advertising or misrepresenting the quality of a product or service.
• Telemarketing and Telephonic Anti-Solicitation: Indiana law requires telemarketers to identify themselves and their company, and to honor requests to be placed on a do-not-call list.
• Fax Anti-Solicitation: Indiana law prohibits businesses from sending unsolicited faxes to consumers.
• Unlawful Trade Practices: Indiana law prohibits businesses from engaging in unfair or deceptive trade practices that harm consumers.

These examples illustrate how Indiana's laws protect consumers from deceptive sales practices and unwanted solicitations. By regulating commercial email, spam, telemarketing, fax anti-solicitation, and unlawful trade practices, Indiana aims to ensure that businesses operate in a fair and transparent manner, and that consumers are not taken advantage of.