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Marvin places his telephone number on the national do$-$not$-$call list. After six months, Marvin is still receiving telemarketing calls. Particularly annoying to Marvin are the robocalls $-$ those autodialed, prerecorded commercial telemarketing messages! Marvin hates telemarketing calls anyway, and if a live person cannot take the time to actually place the call, Marvin sure has no use for them. Marvin files a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission $($FTC$)$ about the robocalls. Marvin could also sue the companies that placed the calls. If Marvin chooses to sue the companies that placed the calls:

Marvin could recover from $$500$ to $$1,500$ per call.

nothing; sole authority for dealing with companies who make robocalls is with the FTC$.$

Marvin would receive no monetary compensation, but the calls would stop.

Marvin could recover $$1,500$ for the first call and $$500$ for each call after that.