MO HB1834

Expands the definition of "residential subscriber" to include wireless telephone service in addition to landline residential telephone service.

Prohibits callers from using automatic dialing announcing devices (ADAD) unless the device disconnects within ten seconds after the subscriber terminates the call.

Extends the prohibition on telephone solicitations to include telefacsimile, graphic imaging, and data communications including text messaging for the purpose of encouraging purchases or investments.

Requires the attorney general to establish and maintain a state no-call database where residential subscribers can register objections to receiving telephone solicitations at no cost.

Authorizes the attorney general to bring enforcement actions for violations and permits individuals to sue for actual damages or up to $5,000 per knowing violation, with a two-year statute of limitations.