How the FCC's Reassigned Numbers Database works, the TCPA penalties for calling reassigned numbers, and how DNCSolution supports RND scrubbing.

The Reassigned Numbers Database (RND) is designed to address the problem of unwanted calls to consumers with numbers that have been disconnected and reassigned from previous consumers. In 2022, approximately 112 million numbers were disconnected and made available for reassignment to new consumers.
Under the TCPA, a company could be fined $500 for each violation, meaning each individual number contacted that is not in compliance with the RND. Penalties could be as high as $1500 per number if the company knowingly and willfully disregards the statute.
With a single source that keeps track of all permanently disconnected numbers, it’s easier for callers to comply with the TCPA and avoid potential compliance and litigation risks.
"Reassigned numbers are a data quality and process problem as much as a legal one. Standardize checks, document decision logic, and ensure suppression updates propagate to every system that can send or dial."
Since the RND’s beta period, our product team has been at the forefront monitoring each step of this regulation and has developed the most comprehensive solution that’s virtually unmatched by any other solution provider in the market.