Maine § 35-A §7105 Caller-ID

Maine Statutes

§ 35-A §7105 — Caller-ID

Maine § 35-A §7105

Title 35-APUBLIC UTILITIES

Part 7TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Ch. 71GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 35-A, § 35-A §7105 (2026).

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Caller-ID services provided in this State are subject to the following.

1.Per-call blocking. At least 2 months prior to initiating any caller-ID service, and throughout the period that caller-ID service is offered to subscribers in this State, telephone utilities must advertise and immediately upon initiating such service must offer to all subscribers free per-call blocking.

2.Per-line blocking. A telephone utility must provide per-line blocking to individuals, agencies and groups that submit a written request to the telephone utility asserting a specific need for per-line blocking for reasons of health and safety. Telephone utilities may not charge a subscriber a fee for the first per-line blocking or unblocking of the subscriber's line. Except as otherwise authorized by law or to confi

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Caller-ID services provided in this State are subject to the following.
1.
Per-call blocking.
At least 2 months prior to initiating any caller-ID service, and throughout the period that caller-ID service is offered to subscribers in this State, telephone utilities must advertise and immediately upon initiating such service must offer to all subscribers free per-call blocking.
2.
Per-line blocking.
A telephone utility must provide per-line blocking to individuals, agencies and groups that submit a written request to the telephone utility asserting a specific need for per-line blocking for reasons of health and safety. Telephone utilities may not charge a subscriber a fee for the first per-line blocking or unblocking of the subscriber's line. Except as otherwise authorized by law or to confirm that a subscriber has made a valid request, telephone utilities may not disclose information concerning the request for per-line blocking submitted by an individual, agency or group.
3.
Penalty.