From: malQRMassimilation@gmail.com   
      
   by Ellen T. Berge (Washington) and Shahin Rothermel (Washington)   
      
   For years, lead generators have obtained telephone numbers for their   
   clients to call by obtaining the consumer's consent to receive calls   
   from certain entities specifically identified by the lead generator. A   
   typical model uses language that asks for the consumer's consent, via a   
   checkbox or otherwise, to receive marketing calls from a few of the lead   
   generator's marketing partners named in the consent request.   
      
   A popular variation of this model is to include, instead of a list of   
   partners by name, a clickable reference to "marketing partners" in the   
   consent language. The specific marketing partners are visible only when   
   the consumer clicks the link and views whatever list of marketing   
   partner names the lead generator has provided.   
      
   https://www.mondaq.com/article/news/1274056?q=1803232&n=680&tp=5&tlk=12&lk=46   
      
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