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Alaska Statutes.

Title 45. Trade and Commerce

Chapter 63. Telephonic Solicitations

Section 40. Prohibited Representations.

AS 45.63.040. Prohibited Representations.

(a) Unless the telephone seller is asked for the information by the buyer, the seller may not state or imply that the seller has a license, consent, or other form of permission from the state.

(b) A telephone seller may not state or imply that

(1) the seller is complying with state law; or

(2) the seller's compliance with the laws of this state or a municipality constitutes approval or endorsement by the state or municipality.

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Last modified 9/3/2005