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Do Not Call · Florida

Florida runs its own do-not-call list

Administered by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). Everything below was read off the state's own source on 2026-08-03.

Administered byFlorida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS)
Cost of the listNot published online. The state gives an order form and a phone number instead — ask them before you budget.
Registration$1,500 a year for the business licence, $50 a year per salesperson, and security of at least $50,000
New versionsQuarterly, available roughly 30 days before the quarter begins
Worth knowing
  • FDACS licenses telemarketing businesses and salespeople as well as maintaining the list — the licence is the larger cost.
  • Security of $50,000 may be a surety bond, a certificate of deposit or a letter of credit.
  • The list is supplied in ASCII format.
  • The price of the list is not published online. FDACS gives an order form and a phone number instead, so budget for it by asking them.
Source: the state's own page

We do not hold this list

Our scrubs check the lists named in each response, and Florida's is not among them. A clean result from us says nothing about Florida. We would rather write that here than have you find it out from a demand letter.

What we do keepAll states
Other states

Colorado

$0–$500 a year, banded by the number of employees in the firm

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Indiana

$750 a year, covering all four quarterly lists

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Louisiana

Bundled into registration — roughly $800 for an independent solicitor, up to about $1,700 for a principal registration with the minimum dependents

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Massachusetts

$1,100 a year for the emailed list

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This page describes what the state publishes. It is not legal advice, and state telemarketing law reaches further than the list — calling hours, disclosure and registration all vary. Talk to a lawyer about your own programme.