* Requirement only applies in these states if certain "prize representations" are made by the caller. Please see chart titled "State Registration Requirements Based on Certain Prize Representations" for a list of prize representations requiring registration.

Footnotes:

¹This column only applies to the federal and state "do-not-call" lists issued by federal and state agencies, and not internal "do-not-call" lists.
²Telephone calls between a telemarketer and any business, except calls to induce the retail sale of nondurable office or cleaning supplies, are exempt from the TSR; however, that § 310.4(b)(1)(iii)(B) [DNC List} and § 310.5 [recordkeeping requirements] of this Rule shall not apply to sellers or telemarketers of nondurable office or cleaning supplies 16 C.F.R. § 310.6(7) [emphassis added].
³A person or solicitor for a person soliciting another business is exempt if all the followinhg occur:

1. at least 50% of the person's dollar value consists of repeat sales to exsisting businesses.
2. The person does not conduct a prize promotion that requires or implies that to win a consumer must pay money or purchase merchandise.
3. Neither the person nor any of the person's principals has within 20 years been convicted in any state of a felony or crime of moral turpitude, breach of trust, fraud, theft, dishonesty or violation of telephone solicitation laws, been subject to a final judgement in a civil action involving fraud, deceit or misrepresentation or been subject to an administrative order involving fraud, deceit, misrepresentation or any violation of telephone solicitation laws of any agency of this state, the federal government, a territory of the United States or another country.

Fla. Stat. § 501.604(10)

⁶ Under Kansas law, “consumer” is defined as “an individual, husband and wife, sole proprietor, or family partnership who seeks or acquires property or services for personal, family, household, business or agricultural purposes.” KS Code 50-624(b). I.e. family farms are included within this definition.
⁷This ban only applies to “an individual who has subscribed to residential, business, or toll-free telephone service from a telephone company regulated by this state, and all other persons with the same legal residence as the subscribing individual.” Mich. Stat. § 484.125(1)(d).
⁸“Telephone calls or messages between a telemarketer and any business except calls involving the retail sale of nondurable office and cleaning supplies” are exempt. Mo. Stat. § 407.1085(1)(4)(d).

⁹This statute only applies to intrastate calls, i.e. callers within the state of New Jersey calling New Jersey residents.
¹⁰Any person is exempt if “soliciting a purchase from a business, provided the person soliciting makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the person solicited has actual authority to bind the business to a purchase agreement.” N.C. Stat. § 66-260(11)(m).
¹¹A person soliciting a business-to-business sale is exempt if "any of the following conditions are met:

1. The telephone solictor has been operating continuously for at least three years under the same business name under which it solicits purchasers, and at least fifty-one per cent of its gross dollar volume of sales to exsisting costomers to whom it has made sales under the same business name.
2. The purchaser business intends to resell the goods purchased.
3. The purchaser business intends to use the goods or services purchased in a recycling, reuse, manufacturing, or remanufacturing process.
4. The telephone solicitor is a publisher of a periodical or of magazines distributed as controlled circulation publications as defined in divisions (CC) of section 5739.01 of the Ohio Revised Code and is soliciting sales of advertising, subscriptions, reprints, lists, information databases, conference participation or sponsorships, trade shows or media products related to the periodical or magazine, or other publishing services provided by the controlled circulation publication.

Ohio Code § 4719.01(A)(12)