With regards to the National Do Not Call List registry (National DNCL), which of the following statements is true
A) The registry requires consumers to register only once to avoid all future unsolicited calls.
B) The registry enables consumers to reduce the number of unsolicited calls they receive by making a single registration.
C) The registry requires telemarketers to operate and maintain the national DNCL.
D) The registry enables consumers to reduce the number of unsolicited pop-up ads they receive by making a single registration.
E) The registry enables consumers to reduce the number of unsolicited bulk email they receive by making a single registration.

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Option B is true. The National Do Not Call List (National DNCL) is a registry that provides consumers with the opportunity to reduce the number of unsolicited telemarketing calls they receive by registering their home phone, wireless, fax, or VoIP telephone numbers on the National DNCL. While it does not eliminate all telemarketing calls, it does reduce the number of calls from legitimate telemarketers. Consumers must re-register every three years to remain on the list. Option A is incorrect because registration is required every three years. Option C is incorrect because telemarketers must subscribe to and pay fees to the National DNCL, but the responsibility for compliance with the National DNCL rules ultimately lies with the telemarketers themselves. Option D and Option E are both incorrect because the National DNCL only applies to telemarketing calls and not to pop-up ads or bulk email.

With Regards to the National Do Not Call List Registry