MI HB6307

Establishes the "Telephone Solicitation Act" to regulate telephone solicitations, including calls, text messages, and voice over internet protocol communications made to encourage purchases, contributions, or provide personal information.

Prohibits telephone solicitors from calling residential numbers on the national Do-Not-Call Registry, using recorded messages, blocking caller identification, displaying false information, or contacting subscribers outside 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time without express authorization.

Requires solicitors to disclose their true name and the organization's full name, address, and phone number at the beginning of calls; maintain an available phone line during business hours; and prohibits automatic dialing devices from calling vulnerable numbers (911, hospitals, government offices, schools).

Mandates written contracts for telephone solicitation sales containing specific terms, pricing, and cancellation rights; prohibits deceptive practices including misrepresentation of total costs, restrictions, refund policies, prize odds, investment risks, and product quality.

Establishes civil penalties up to $25,000 per violation (or $50,000-$100,000 for targeting vulnerable individuals or phone numbers), allows private lawsuits for actual damages or $1,000 minimum plus attorney fees, and grants the Attorney General authority to investigate, obtain injunctions, and negotiate assurances of discontinuance.