With 258 Million American Numbers on Do Not Call Lists, New Educational Library Aims to Close the Consumer Knowledge Gap on TCPA Rights
An estimated 258 million American phone numbers are registered on the National Do Not Call Registry and state no-call lists, yet U.S. consumers received a reported 52.5 billion robocalls in 2025. Missouri-based TeleJustice Academy has released a 51-book educational library designed to close the gap between consumer registrations and consumer understanding of TCPA rights.
A significant gap exists in the United States between consumer registration on do-not-call lists and consumer understanding of the rights that come with those registrations. According to industry-tracked data, approximately 258 million American phone numbers currently sit on the National Do Not Call Registry and state no-call lists, and 52.5 billion robocalls reached U.S. consumers in 2025. That works out to more than 1,600 calls every second.
Missouri-based TeleJustice Academy, LLC has released a comprehensive 51-book educational library aimed at closing the knowledge portion of that gap. The library, now available through The RoboCall Relief Store at telejusticepro.com, includes the flagship national guide ROBOCALL JUSTICE alongside 50 state-specific playbooks covering every U.S. state.
The library was developed by Christopher Prosser, BA, AA, CLA, a complex litigation paralegal with 42 years of experience in Missouri and federal courts. Prosser founded TeleJustice Academy specifically to translate professional-grade procedural knowledge into consumer-accessible materials on federal and state telemarketing law.
Under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), statutory damages for violating calls or texts fall in the $500 to $1,500 per violation range, depending on the nature of the violation. State consumer protection laws add parallel frameworks with their own procedural pathways. Written in consumer-friendly language, the library walks consumers through the specific rules of their jurisdiction, including statutes of limitations, court procedures, service of process, discovery, and post-judgment collection.
The library is priced for accessibility, with physical editions commonly at $39.99 and instant PDF downloads at $14.99, reflecting Prosser's stated aim of making the materials available to the consumers most affected by call harassment, including families, retirees, veterans, and working households.
TeleJustice Academy and its educational platform are strictly informational. The company is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create attorney-client relationships with users. All materials include prominent disclaimers advising consultation with licensed attorneys before taking legal action.
The complete library is available now through The RoboCall Relief Store at telejusticepro.com.
About TeleJustice Academy
TeleJustice Academy, LLC is a Missouri-based educational publisher founded by 42-year complex litigation paralegal Christopher Prosser. The company develops consumer-focused educational materials on federal and state telemarketing laws, distributed through The RoboCall Relief Store at telejusticepro.com and the TeleJustice Academy platform at telejusticeacademy.com. TeleJustice Academy is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
CONTACT:
Christopher Prosser, BA, AA, CLA
TeleJustice Academy, LLC
chris.telejustice@outlook.com