2020 Colorado Revised Statutes
Title 6 - Consumer And Commercial Affairs
Article 1. Colorado Consumer Protection Act
Section 6-1-303. Registration of commercial telephone sellers.

(1) No commercial telephone seller shall conduct business in this state without having registered with the attorney general at least ten days prior to the conduct of such business. Individual employees of the commercial telephone seller are not required to register. A commercial telephone seller conducts business in this state if the telephone solicitations of prospective purchasers are made from locations in this state or solicitation is made of prospective purchasers located in this state.

2. A registration shall be effective for one year after the date of filing with the attorneygeneral. Each application for registration or renewal thereof shall be accompanied by a filing fee, determined and collected by the attorney general, but such filing fee shall not exceed two hundred fifty dollars for an application for registration or one hundred dollars for an application for renewal.

3. Whenever, prior to expiration of a commercial telephone seller's annual registration,there is a material change in the information required by subsection (5) of this section, the seller shall, within ten days, file an addendum updating the information with the attorney general.

4. Each application for registration shall be in writing and shall contain such information regarding the conduct of the commercial telephone seller's business and the personnel conducting the business as is required by law. The application shall be submitted on a form provided by the attorney general and shall be verified by a declaration signed by each principal of the commercial telephone seller under penalty of perjury. The declaration shall specify the date and location of signing. The information submitted pursuant to this section shall be available for public inspection.

5. Each application for registration or renewal pursuant to this section shall contain thefollowing information:

1. The name or names of the commercial telephone seller, including all names underwhich the commercial telephone seller is doing or intends to do business, if different from the name of the seller, and the name of any parent or affiliated organization;

2. The seller's business form and the date and place of organization;

3. The complete street addresses of all locations from which the commercial telephoneseller is or will be conducting business, including a designation of the seller's principal business location;

4. A listing of all telephone numbers, including pay-per-call numbers, to be used by thecommercial telephone seller;

5. The name, residential address, and position held by each principal of the commercialtelephone seller and the names, residential addresses, and positions of those persons who have management responsibilities in connection with the commercial telephone seller's business activities;

6. A description of the goods, services, property, or extension of credit the commercialtelephone seller is offering for sale and a copy of all sales scripts the commercial telephone seller requires salespersons to use when soliciting prospective purchasers, or, if no sales script is required to be used, a description of the sales presentation;

7. All rules, regulations, terms, restrictions, and conditions to receiving any prize, bonus, award, gift, or premium, if applicable, including a description of each prize, bonus, award, gift, or premium, and the actual or approximate odds of a purchaser's receiving such prize, bonus, award, gift, or premium;

8. A copy or representative sample of all written materials the seller sends to any purchaser;

9. Such additional information regarding the conduct of the commercial telephone seller's business and the personnel conducting the business as may reasonably be required by the attorney general.

Source: L. 93: Entire part added, p. 947, § 3, effective July 1.