FCC Plans $120M Robocalling Scam Fine For Miami Man

By Jenna Ebersole · June 22, 2017, 8:07 PM EDT

The Federal Communications Commission voted at its meeting Thursday to hit a Miami man with a proposed $120 million fine after he allegedly flooded consumers with 96 million unlawful robocalls in...

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