NC robocalls | NC General Attorney Josh Stein files lawsuit against timeshare company Club Exploria for spam calls [Video]

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — NC Attorney General Josh Stein and his department are suing Club Exploria, a timeshare company they say is spamming over 1 million North Carolinians.

This is the latest step he is taking in legal actions to protect people from illegal robocalls that could lead to spamming people out of money. In NC, businesses that solicit over the phone must get consent before robocalling residents.

Club Exploria failed to do so for calls, Stein said in the lawsuit. The Attorney General’s Office received almost a dozen complaints about Club Exploria’s business practice.

He is asking to court to ban the company from making robocalls and require them to pay extra penalties.

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“We’re going to do everything in our power here at the Department of Justice to stop the companies and telemarketers …