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Saturday, September 12, 2026

Concora Credit to Pay $9.375MM Over TCPA Wrong Number Claims

Concora Credit has agreed to pay $9.375 million to settle a TCPA class action over calls made to wrong numbers. The case was brought by attorney Mike Greenwald, who has now landed a string of similar settlements.

1Lookup Signal Report

78.1% of phone checks came back mobile across 3,244 checks on 2026-09-12

Mobile numbers made up 78.1% of checks, up 1.5 points from the trailing seven-day average of 76.6%, while landline share fell to 12.2%, down 1.5 points. Email deliverability rose to 85.4%, up 4.9 points, and undeliverable email dropped to 4.4%, down 2.4 points. With a wrong number settlement in the news, the mobile share matters: reassigned mobile numbers are exactly what drives TCPA wrong number exposure like the Concora Credit case.

Phone line types

3,244 checks

  • mobile78.1%
  • landline12.2%
  • other line types9.7%

Phone number status

3,244 checks

  • active89.6%
  • other line types10.4%

Email deliverability

4,586 checks

  • deliverable85.4%
  • undeliverable4.4%
  • other line types10.2%

Measured across every completed lookup on the 1Lookup platform for this UTC day. Aggregate only: no customer, organisation or lookup input is published, and any bucket too thin to be anonymous is withheld.

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    Concora Credit to pay $9.375 million to settle TCPA wrong number class action brought by Mike Greenwald

    Concora Credit has agreed to a $9.375 million settlement to resolve a TCPA class action alleging the company called wrong numbers, meaning numbers that had been reassigned or otherwise did not belong to the intended debtor. The case was pursued by attorney Mike Greenwald, who has repeatedly won large settlements and fee awards in similar wrong number TCPA suits.

    Why it matters: Wrong number calls are one of the most common and expensive TCPA exposures for any business that dials from a purchased or aged contact list. A $9.375 million settlement shows that reassigned or stale numbers keep generating class actions even for companies with established call operations.

Questions people asked today

How much is Concora Credit paying to settle its TCPA case?
Concora Credit agreed to pay $9.375 million to settle a TCPA class action over calls made to wrong numbers.
Who brought the case against Concora Credit?
Mike Greenwald brought the case, part of a pattern of large settlements and fee awards he has won in TCPA wrong number class actions.
What is a TCPA wrong number claim?
It involves calls placed to a phone number that no longer belongs to, or never belonged to, the person the caller intended to reach, often because the number was reassigned. These calls can trigger TCPA liability even when the caller had consent from the original number holder.
How common are mobile numbers in outbound contact data right now?
On the 1Lookup platform, 78.1% of 3,244 phone checks run on 2026-09-12 came back mobile, up 1.5 points from the trailing seven-day average of 76.6%, meaning most numbers being dialed are cell phones subject to stricter consent rules.

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