California Telephonic Seller Bond
California telephonic sellers register with the Attorney General and may be required to post a surety bond that protects buyers. We place them for outbound sales businesses.
- Bond amount
- Set by California telephonic seller law
- Authority
- California Department of Justice (Attorney General)
- Statute
- BPC §17511 et seq.
The premium is a percentage of the bond amount, set by underwriting. The figures above are the bond amounts, not what you pay.
What it is
California requires businesses that sell by telephone to register with the Attorney General, and the law can require a surety bond that protects consumers who buy over the phone. The required amount is set by the applicable requirement. It is part of registering to operate as a telephonic seller.
Who needs it
- Businesses that sell goods or services by outbound telephone
- Telemarketing operations registering with the Attorney General
- Sellers required to post a consumer-protection bond
Bond amounts and requirements are general guidance and can change. Confirm the current requirement with the listed agency before you file. We will quote your exact bond.
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