Every phone number we deliver has been checked against Do Not Call registry status first. If it's flagged, we don't send it.
That's a smaller list than some services give you. It's also a list you can work without wondering.
That's common practice, and it's legal. It also quietly moves the risk onto you — a warning label on a number you were always going to have to check yourself.
We took the more conservative route. If a number is on the registry, it doesn't reach you at all. You never have to decide whether to trust a flag, and there's no scenario where the fastest path is also the riskiest one.
Fewer numbers. Nothing you have to second-guess.
Suppression reduces what reaches you. It doesn't make anything safe to call, and we'd be doing you a disservice to imply otherwise.
Under the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the person placing the call is responsible for compliance. MyREIO provides data and software. We never call anyone on your behalf, and we make no representation that any number is lawful to contact.
What that means practically: get your own registry access, screen before you dial, keep a record. It takes about ten minutes and for most agents it's free.
Most agents don't know they need this, and most brokers never mention it. The FTC issues registry access to anyone who asks — your first five area codes cost nothing, which covers almost every agent working a normal market.
We'll walk you through it during setup. You keep the credentials; they're yours, not ours.
Business name and address, EIN or SSN, and a contact name.
telemarketing.donotcall.gov → Register. About five minutes.
Choose the ones you actually call. First five are free; after that it's $82 per area code per year.
You'll get an account number and two passwords. Keep the Representative password private — it controls your whole FTC account.
Direct mail carries none of this. No registry, no scrubbing, no calling windows. For probate and pre-foreclosure it's often the better first touch anyway — a letter respects a situation that a cold call can intrude on.
So even when a phone number is suppressed, the lead is still workable. You just reach them a different way.
Scored, skip-traced, and screened before it reaches you.