HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — An expanded “do-not-call” registry that includes text messaging and new protections for heating oil customers were among several consumer protection bills that cleared the Connecticut Senate on Tuesday and will head to the House for final action.
One bill that would add unwanted text messages to the list of prohibited activities under the state’s do-not-call law unanimously passed the Senate.
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