B2B Lead Platforms Continue Aggressive Sales Calls After Explicit Refusal
Small business owners who decline services from lead generation platforms like Angi report receiving ten or more follow-up calls despite clear opt-out signals. There is no effective mechanism to stop contact after a definitive refusal. This reflects a structural problem in B2B sales practices where opt-out is not honored and contact volume exceeds legal comfort thresholds.
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